[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Golfer222

Didn't seem to be an issue until the apartments behind them become more occupied.

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by Golfer222

Didn't seem to be an issue until the apartments behind them become more occupied.

Absolutely untrue, in my opinion. I've been going there since the carwash opened, and noticed the lack of clean towels in the baskets.

It never bothered me since I always keep a larger terry cloth towel in my vehicle.

I imagine they're experiencing what hotels go through, losing towels and wash cloths.

[Tvflguy]

BYOT!!! Yikes, much ado about nothing.

Would you rather have a general up charge of .50 for each wash to cover all the stolen/missing towels? Some businesses are hanging by a shoestring.

I always keep a small towel under the seat to clean windows and interior. And a bath towel in the trunk. It’s such a burden…. Be self sufficient.

[Golfer222]

Apartment dwellers are the cause-heard it directly from the employee

[Badger 2006]

Originally Posted by photo1902

Throw one (or keep one in your vehicle) It’s much easier. And Sweetwater was the only car wash I’ve ever been to that even supplied them. Love that car wash and their unlimited wash plans.

FYI: Mr Clean Car Wash (301 & 466 next to WAWA) Unlimited monthly washes $19.99. Towels, spray cleaners, and vaccumes available at numerous stations.

[sk450]

God's sake take your own towel cry baby

[tophcfa]

Prefer to wash the car in our driveway and use our own towels.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Golfer222

Apartment dwellers are the cause-heard it directly from the employee

[retiredguy123]

I guess some people will do anything they are told. I would never leave my drivers license, name, and phone number. I won't even give my phone number to a cashier who asks for it, unless I have an account with the store.

[Golfer222]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I guess some people will do anything they are told. I would never leave my drivers license, name, and phone number. I won't even give my phone number to a cashier who asks for it, unless I have an account with the store.

Exactly

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Golfer222

Apartment dwellers are the cause-heard it directly from the employee

& I'm a French Model.

[Golfer222]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I guess some people will do anything they are told. I would never leave my drivers license, name, and phone number. I won't even give my phone number to a cashier who asks for it, unless I have an account with the store.

Originally Posted by sk450

God's sake take your own towel cry baby

Maybe I should take my own plate as well next time I eat out at a restaurant.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by Golfer222

Maybe I should take my own plate as well next time I eat out at a restaurant.

If the restaurant finds that plates are walking out the door you might have to.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I guess some people will do anything they are told. I would never leave my drivers license, name, and phone number. I won't even give my phone number to a cashier who asks for it, unless I have an account with the store.

What *would* you do to get the towel at the carwash?

What would you have the carwash do about the theft of the towels they used to provide?

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

What *would* you do to get the towel at the carwash?

What would you have the carwash do about the theft of the towels they used to provide?

I would charge for the towel, with the option to return it for a refund or keep it.