I believe it’s used for sorting, cleaning, that sort of thing. The towel police won’t be knocking on your door if you take it home.
Main-Carry-3607 on
Next up: towels with loyalty points and a frequent fluffer program.
arwear on
r/UnnecessaryQuotes
Tuna_no_crusts on
“But is it really?”
AbsolLover000 on
these are used for tracking with stuff like laundry services, you aren’t gonna get hotel cops coming to your door if you take one home
HipFan88 on
As long as they don’t track the pillows.
lr-evenden on
Guess the old towel round the head trick won’t work now…
barrsm on
“Hello front desk, can you tell me if I missed a spot while drying myself?”
GSAirhead on
It’s for tracking in and out of the commercial laundry to ensure any losses are the hotels, not the cleaning company’s sending towels to other clients.
BusyBeeBridgette on
Oh right, just put it in your leather bag or carbon fiber suitcase. It’ll nullify the rfid tracker. Then, when you get home, put the towel in boiling water.
Vicker_Schultz on
Who Afid? How is he tracking these Towel?
xmehow on
”Sure”
Dimencia on
I mean that would probably be damaged when washed. It’s probably lying, but probably still works as a theft deterrent
_Panjo on
“unnecessary quotes”
dgsharp on
-Michael Scott
DutchK1d on
Someone definitely asked the company to put “RFID is Tracking This Product”, and the company did as they were told, including the quotations
spud4 on
a passive tag has no internal power source, it is instead powered by the energy transmitted from an RFID scanner. Laundry RFID tags are similar to care labels. Scanned into your room not scanned out goes on your credit card. Pool towels are the cheap towels. With just a warning do not remove towels from pool area.
According2whoandwhat on
Why is it in quotes?
tangcameo on
Mayberry RFID?
Single_Bookkeeper_11 on
Throw it into the microwave for two seconds
0gDvS on
RFID only works in so far of a distance so I assume it’s for internal tracking of some sort
RepresentativeOk2433 on
Tracker is in the tag. Easy to remove.
the_syco on
It’s not a bad idea. It’ll help locate towels that are dumped in random places.
Yostman29 on
Everyone’s always after the towels like some weirdos like 50 people haven’t used that same towel the real joy is in the ice buckets
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I believe it’s used for sorting, cleaning, that sort of thing. The towel police won’t be knocking on your door if you take it home.
Next up: towels with loyalty points and a frequent fluffer program.
r/UnnecessaryQuotes
“But is it really?”
these are used for tracking with stuff like laundry services, you aren’t gonna get hotel cops coming to your door if you take one home
As long as they don’t track the pillows.
Guess the old towel round the head trick won’t work now…
“Hello front desk, can you tell me if I missed a spot while drying myself?”
It’s for tracking in and out of the commercial laundry to ensure any losses are the hotels, not the cleaning company’s sending towels to other clients.
Oh right, just put it in your leather bag or carbon fiber suitcase. It’ll nullify the rfid tracker. Then, when you get home, put the towel in boiling water.
Who Afid? How is he tracking these Towel?
”Sure”
I mean that would probably be damaged when washed. It’s probably lying, but probably still works as a theft deterrent
“unnecessary quotes”
-Michael Scott
Someone definitely asked the company to put “RFID is Tracking This Product”, and the company did as they were told, including the quotations
a passive tag has no internal power source, it is instead powered by the energy transmitted from an RFID scanner. Laundry RFID tags are similar to care labels. Scanned into your room not scanned out goes on your credit card. Pool towels are the cheap towels. With just a warning do not remove towels from pool area.
Why is it in quotes?
Mayberry RFID?
Throw it into the microwave for two seconds
RFID only works in so far of a distance so I assume it’s for internal tracking of some sort
Tracker is in the tag. Easy to remove.
It’s not a bad idea. It’ll help locate towels that are dumped in random places.
Everyone’s always after the towels like some weirdos like 50 people haven’t used that same towel the real joy is in the ice buckets
Not if guests cut it off