Tea & Coffee Making Facilities

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Poyningsgull

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Apr 12, 2007

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• Mar 22, 2017

• #21

BensGrandad said:

No as wife needs her 2 or 3 cups in the morning in peace and quiet to set her up for the day. Having said that she always packs a travel kettle 2 mugs and teabags in the boot of the car or hold luggage just in case.

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Ditto, but I have to admit a cuppa in bed in the morning hits the spot. We have had a teasmade for 40 years (not the same one)

 

Sussexscots

Fed up with trains. Sick of the rain.

Aug 13, 2016

1,274

Sunny Sussex, occasionally Leith

• Mar 22, 2017

• #22

It's usually Southern Rail that make my piss boil, however reading this thread......................................

 

el punal

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Aug 29, 2012

11,763

Bitterne,Southampton. In the land of wrong stripes

• Mar 22, 2017

• #23

crodonilson said:

Would you stay in a hotel that didn't have tea and coffee making facilities?

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That's what my wife is for.

 

Rambo

Don't Push me

Jul 8, 2003

3,957

Worthing/Vietnam

• Mar 23, 2017

• #24

Always thought it was common knowledge not to use kettles in hotels due to what some dirty *******s do.

Don't even get me started on remote controls for TVs , just try a uv light on one, go onI dare you.

 

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• Mar 23, 2017

• #25

No, not by choice it is an essential with a bed and bog.

I recently got booked into a 4* Hotel and they had no tea and coffee facility, just walnut furniture and frigging arm chairs getting in the way!!

 

sully

Dunscouting

Jul 7, 2003

7,831

Worthing

• Mar 23, 2017

• #26

I just wish they'd provide decent coffee rather than bl00dy Nescafé.

 

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Shropshire Seagull

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Nov 5, 2004

8,496

Telford

• Mar 23, 2017

• #27

pastafarian said:

Considering how many people wizz in hotel kettles i would tell her to bring the ones in from the car as a matter of urgency.

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How very pointless?
a) kettle is usually no more than a handful of steps from the toilet - why would you? If the karzie is busy, surley the wash basin is a better option if needs must?
b) and subsequent use of kettle will be boiled - thus removing any impurities in said wizz
c) wizzer will never know who their "victim" is
d) wizzer will never see results of said wizz - to get the chuckle hit

So I really can't see what purpose wizzig in the kettle of a hotel room actually serves - perhaps a poll on NSC for wizzers in hotel kettles to identify themselves ....