Irish B and B -toiletries
Am starting to pack for my 16 day trip in a week and wondering if the B and B's all supply towels, soap, shampoo's, etc. Am wondering what I should or shouldn't pack...any help??
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if you like to use a wash cloth, as I do, bring your own- I got a supply if cheapies from KMArt and left them at each stop
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B&B's supply towels, no wash clothes. The ones we stayed in all furnished soap, but I don't recall them supplying shampoo, toothpaste, etc. I believe each did offer a blow dryer.
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All of the B&Bs we stayed in supplied either soap or shower gel. I think one of the three supplied shampoo. Best to take your own.
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Have just returned from 10 nights Ireland staying in B & B's, and none of them offered shampoo or conditioner. In fact most only offered liquid soap at sink, which is difficult to use in shower. I would take laong some of those little shampoo and conditioner bottles and little soaps you have probably squirrelled away from past hotel stays. They don't take up much room.
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Hi bornintheusa
Most B&B's here dont supply wash cloths, just towels and soap/shampoo. I wouldnt bother dragging them all the way from the US as you can buy then cheaply here in any big supermarket. |
A good & disposable wash cloth substitute that would also solve the soap problem, is Olay Daily Facial cloths. They pack nicely in snack size ziplock bags. Kind of a cheesecloth type fabric preloaded with soap.
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Thanks to you all for the great suggestions-- I had already thought to bring the facial cloths that have the soap in them so great minds think alike--
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