Taking home towel animals?? C'mon!

[florep1]

Who cares? Apparently, quite a bit looking at six pages worth of posting.

 

[Goofey Drool]

Wow.... who knew washclothes with a few thrifty placed knots to resemble an animal could elicit such reaction.

 

[stepdisney]

This thread is kind of ridiculous. I guess that makes me a criminal then because I have a little washcloth duck in my bathroom from our honeymoon at the Poly. Besides, those washcloths don't cost a dollar, they cost like maybe 2-3 cents each. They are the thinnest, roughest, scratchiest washcloths on earth. We are not talking about finely combed Egyptian cotton here. They probably waste more money just washing and drying the stupid things then getting rid of them. They should be throwing these animals at us when we leave, just for putting up with those horrible like 50 thread-count sheets that they make us sleep on. EEEWWW. It's like sleeping on sandpaper.

 

[wdw1972]

And I'd be willing to bet you left her a big fat tip. Now I'm not saying that maids ARE intentionally telling you to take things (that they have no right to give away) just to get a bigger tip out of you, but I am saying it is a possibilty. I mean, as long as we're continuing such an inane debate, we may as well acknowledge all possibilities.

LOL - I can't believe this thread is this long, and I only skimmed the first and last of the 6 pages. Rationalizing to justify stealing towels from a hotel is so tacky...and pathetic. I've never seen stains on the wash clothes or towels used, and have no use for the "animals" at home. If I wanted the "animals" I'd study how they were created and use my own towels - not steal them from Disney and drive up our dues. It's embarrassing that so many people think it's ok to take them home....do you really think Disney is going to say NO? Next we'll be bringing home the toaster, or the flat panel tv. After all, Disney wants us to have them to remember the trip