At least it’s not all-white…but it’s not very exciting, either. On the up-side, the bathroom was clean and well-kept up on my visit on 9/16/09 (don’t worry, I never tell anyone when I’m coming, so if it’s clean, it’s clean…if not, well, you’ll see it here first…unless you happen to be in the bathroom at the same time I am…or before I post it…which lately has been about a week later lol).

So I’m not sure what the deal is in picture four, apparently the soap dispenser broke and they decided to attempt a repair with what looks like clear packing tape. Here’s where I’m confused…Staples.com sells soap dispensers ranging from $7.29 for a GOJO® manual dispenser (or $9.49 for a Softsoap® manual dispenser) up to $59.99 for a fully-automated dispenser. Why didn’t they just pop a new dispenser on there?!?!? Let’s suppose they have a sanitation/cleaning material contract with a third party for just a sec…as that third party I sure as heck wouldn’t want people to go into a public restroom and see my product falling apart…that just doesn’t make sense from any angle…it’s a quick fix (I know because when I lived in an apartment I installed one in my kitchen—and I’m certainly no handyman). I really loved the vanilla ice cream cone on the vanilla-scented aerosol in picture five…I always see vanilla flowers or sticks (or both) on vanilla-scented (or flavored) stuff—this was so much better! Three rolls for a clean bathroom, minus half for the inexcusable soap dispenser issue (quick fix shouldn’t have to last more than a couple days at most…I’ll go back in later this week or next to see what’s up), plus half for the vanilla ice cream cone on the aerosol can…which brings us back to Do (oops, wrong song…brings us back to three).

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