Disney's Recycled Soap

[@Flynn217something]

Sees ground up soap being repressed My brain: F O R B I D D E N C H E E S E

[@pawpatrolnews]

It's only forbidden if someone else sees you take a bite

[@sukainamansoor5480]

T H E C H E E S E T O U C H

[@samantha-uw3ky]

Omg same I iust commented that.

[@therealwild1]

At first I thought this was going to go in a much different, and disgusting direction.

[@chuckcookus]

Wait till you hear where they get the shades for the Mickey lamps

[@HammBurber]

Same

[@nanomacaron232]

Chuck E cheese way lol

[@mya216]

Honestly tho

[@trashcanman9357]

I thought they were pulling a Chuck E. Cheese

[@DuchessRococoPuff]

I always used to feel bad leaving a used soap, it’s nice to hear that Disney makes good on their waste.

[@rosestrife1498]

I always take mine with me. Figured I might as well use it.

[@guyincognito3530]

@@rosestrife1498 my family does that when we go to any resort.

[@eggtennis5215]

i always take ALL the hotel soap. i hoard the soap. but after this video i might leave the soaps at disney if they donate it

[@Mike__B]

@@rosestrife1498 Last time I was at Disney World the soap was actually kind of nice, it had the hard crystal things in it that gave it some exfoliating goodness. Found the cleaning lady cart, ended up taking a couple new bars home :D

[@rosestrife1498]

@@Mike__B I was at a Holiday inn in L.A. and they had bath and body work soap in their bathrooms. I took like 10 from the maid cart. I also called and said I left my bag in another hotel by accident and asked if I could get some extra soap and commidities 😂

[@SkulShurtugalTCG]

Clean the World actually sounds like a great concept!

[@sophiarios8173]

I’ve worked with them! They do great things!

[@smashpanda033]

Hiii skull im a big fan of you ^^

[@Kingmationproductionz]

Damn Skull

[@miah3257]

Big fan of your content :) surprised to see you on this random little video lol.

[@tatertotter808]

It actually sounds extremely disgusting

[@Vailskibum]

never expected to see a title like that, but it's surprisingly interesting

[@jobmclane7284]

wow you watch this channel

[@carmacharmella27]

OMG HEY VAIL! I love watching your channel

[@astralnerp9611]

Oh dang, its Val

[@whatifieatedsoap]

Hey dude lol have any info on the amazing world of gumball movie- also sUb tO mE

[@carmel9583]

I love your videos

[@allier7087]

Did some volunteer work for Clean the World with Disney Voluntears during my PI and it was so cool to see how something that would create so much extra waste gets a new life!!

[@toast7580]

I've been watching for a while now, and I gotta give you some props. I love how you very concisely state the "answer" to the titles, or in this case, what happens to the soap, then go on to elaborate for those who are interested

[@krissp8712]

I wonder if Robb has journalism training!

[@MidwaytoMainStreet]

For transparency, Clean the World was not a sponsor or involved in the making of this video outside of me using their publicly available data for the hotel numbers. However I still think their cause is pretty cool, so I wanted to plug them and share a link to their website. If you're interested in donating to Clean the World or helping with the hygiene kit builds you can learn more about the organization at cleantheworld.org/

[@RyanShyffer]

I need to show this to my wife so we can stop bringing the half used bars home every time we stay in a hotel.

[@nicka5040]

I mean if you still fully use them it would still be cheaper/better to just donate a few bucks. They still have to pay a lot to workers/transportation to recycle stuff. Reduce>Reuse>Recycle.

[@merrivideo]

Remember that not every hotel does this. Is good to know that Disney does.

[@theannoyedmrfloyd3998]

Take that soap home!

[@10MILLIONcreeperplushies]

Uh...

[@AdmiralBonetoPick]

It's much better for the environment if you take the soap home with you and use it yourself. Bleaching the soap, reshaping it in a factory, and shipping it in a diesel-burning ship halfway round the world is terrible for the environment. Not to mention, native African industry can't compete with tonnes of Western surplus products being given away for free. A lot of Africa's domestic shoe industry has been devastated by corporations like Nike giving away millions of pairs of shoes for free as part of their charitable PR activities.

[@astralnerp9611]

I imagine how good they're factory smells

[@BradChristianTV]

I remember learning of this group at a conference. So glad everyone has signed on.

[@Caleb-zt5ht]

Rob is the master at taking a mundane subject and making it interesting!

[@yugioht42]

Clean the world is now getting more attention now due to the pandemic as people need soap in mass quantities. It’s a good thing too.

[@Hessed3712]

I thought this was going to be gross, but it ended up being heart warming. Also, I had no idea your name changed.

[@mightyfilm]

Never been in a hotel where the soap was big enough to actually not be used up after washing your hands twice.

[@krissp8712]

Damn you must be unlucky and getting those weird 5ml liquid packets

[@Hessed3712]

mightyfilm I know right.

[@mightyfilm]

And besides, who doesn't try to conserve the small credit card sized bars so you can take the unused ones home to never actually use them?

[@averyeml]

You may have the most organized video presentation technique ever, and I love it. It’s like a more concise, theme park version of Game Theory. You pose a weird question or fact, give the answer or resolution upfront, and then elaborate. It’s so nice to not get through 10 minutes of a video to realize they just plain don’t have the answer to their own question. Plus, you talk about stuff related to parks other than just rides, which I LOVE.

[@trickycrayon]

Cool as heck that they donate the soap *and* pay for it so that Clean the World can operate. Neat stuff. :)

[@TJ-bu9zk]

Its all tax write off, so it doesn't really cost them anything in the end to donate the soap.

[@eeesuhhh]

I thought this was going to be bad news. It’s so nice to hear something positive!

[@DarkLink1996.]

I thought this was going in a Chuck E. Cheese direction

[@Theloversconjure]

Smart. They’re turning what would be trash into a nice tax write off and helping others at the same time.

[@LegendaryShots]

That’s awesome! I had no idea

[@jrios29]

Only Rob can make me interested in soap recycling! Keep the videos coming, bro!

[@loraleistandish]

This is super interesting! I’m always glad to learn of something Disney is doing that is actually good

[@alisonmarielives]

Thank you SO much for sharing this!!! I literally think about all the thrown away soap every time we're at a hotel and I always throw it away before we leave so the cleaning people don't have to. Not anymore! This is so amazing. 🤍🙌

[@SketchBud]

Even soap can be recycled? We're living in a future more than I wished!

[@Benjamin10]

I did a school field trip there where they basically used us for child labor. Nothing’s more fun for a middle schooler than picking pubes out of used soap bars.

[@theannoyedmrfloyd3998]

I take that hotel soap home! I still have 2 bars of Disney World soap!

[@bobcheapek4334]

Look, doubloons! *Don’t drop them*

[@abrandenburg10]

"I understood that reference"

[@bringingbacksockswithsandals]

I read this in his voice 🧽

[@xxhalfemptyxx7713]

neopets?

[@Lafalot54]

I knew that disney world and their resorts have always been more environmentally conscious than other parks or hotels, but I didn't know they recycled the soap. That is so awesome that they're recycling it to help people

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too. Although, it’s very important to have the travel 🧳 size 🧼 from the hotels. 🏨

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

Someone else showed how this was done, but they omitted the sterilization process. Sadly that was science channel, and they skipped it. Now I know.

[@ValenciaBritt]

We all thought it was gross because we thought they were reusing the same soap for the next guest, but we don't think its gross that the same used soap is given to children?

[@JorgeRafaelNogueras]

I love these "mathy" videos you make, Rob! I'd often wondered myself what happens with half-used bars of soap, and I'm glad to hear the answer. Keep up the good work! 😃

[@twister5voy]

I've always thrown away the used soap so housekeeping didn't have to touch it. Didn't realize so many were left behind.

[@SrNibb]

We had a field trip to clean the world in middle school and i remember finding a credit card on the walk to the place

[@reg1m0nz83]

this is great, i hope many of the big corporate hotels contribute to this charity as well

[@TL_oS]

He is a true hero! So glad to hear Disney participates😺

[@bdchiaccio]

I always thought this was a wonderful idea! Thanks for another great video Rob!!

[@cyanmanta]

I take all my bar soap home with me. I've been working off my Disney supply for about a year now. Nice to know the one bar I've opened each trip got reused.

[@kaylambirch]

Nobody: Rob Plays: FLAWR-DA

[@dragonspirit996]

Clearly you have never lived here. At least half of the people here pronounce it that way XD

[@Otteal]

Great video!! I didn't know about this organization until today.

[@westonrumba1344]

I've seen too many things about how it's devastating to economies to keep giving away stuff like this to those regions and they tend to have activists pushing back since it tends to just help PR in the west while not really leading to anything permanently positive there. It mostly keeps their own businesses from ever doing well: For clothing donations, now local textile places and retail are going to suffer; free soap? too bad a lot of hand pressed soap is popular cus now those markets will suffer. I used to buy African handmade soap, then they went out of business cus of charities like this.

[@MarkTrombly]

As always, love your videos!

[@michaeltaylor1603]

Warmed my heart to hear of this. But, they no getta my shampoo & soap. I brought it back with me. LOL! Disneyland (Mickey) shampoo bottle is still in my medicine cabinet. La Quinta shampoos too.

[@gmccomiskey]

Wow. Tyler Durden was really onto something.

[@erikaamicucci6011]

Awesome video rob! Hope all is well

[@melyannastormwind1504]

This is cool. Man, its the little things you never think about that prove most interesting.

[@shanestuddard3749]

BRILLIANT!! I really esteem your content. Simply fascinating and informative and interesting!!!

[@GoomEevee]

This is a great idea and I'm happy you made a video telling me this exists

[@TitoTimTravels]

It good to know some places recycle the soap, but sorry, they have not gotten mine... Most places I stay have the half sized bar, not tiny but not regular size. I always bring my unfinished soap with me, and restock my dopp kit with it. I have not bought soap for travel since 2000 😎

[@brecreates2733]

Great and informative video as always!

[@chrisroberts5747]

I wish they had bars of soap, the last few times I went to WDW resorts, all they had were those lousy liquid soap dispensers. Cutting corners but charging more

[@dogdayafternoon9551]

It seems like a rather expensive and long process to recycle soap. Is it that much cheaper than just using new soap?

[@dorkultra]

who could possibly give this video a thumbs down?? it's an a fascinating awesome program

[@a.silveira645]

The best Disney Channel on KZbin, hands down! I've never been bored in any of these videos. Keep it up!

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@fanime1]

This is the most beautiful thing I've heard today

[@chriskunce3331]

Hmmmm. I thought that’s where the soap in Fight Club came from 🤔. Maybe I’m remembering wrong, it’s been a while . 😂

[@sixfootfive6556]

Thanks Rob!

[@youraninee]

How does this work now with Disney migrating toward liquid soap?

[@samantha-uw3ky]

Im sure liquid soap could be hardened potentially. But it also saves on waste, though isn't able to help people.

[@vyshan8431]

Wow, good on the people doing this sort of work.

[@d.crocker7803]

-subtly reads title- omg i need to know NOW And I LOVE UR CHANNEL ❤️❤️

[@WakoDoodle]

Ironic since my only time I went to disneyland paris we weren't allowed to bring soap on the airplane back? Turns out people could use them to put soap in... Okay?.... Kind of upsetting since that same airport lost our luggage for the entire trip there and back + 2-3 weeks extra. They sent it to the wrong airport over and over before realising, "hey, maybe we should send it back to them?" -_- It had all our clothes, toothpaste and other nessicary things. We had to literally survive on the disney giftshop; only to be greeted with "no soap" on the way back! Thought I'd share this funny story from "Air France".

[@Emily-lb7rf]

love this!

[@cable30]

I really wonder how many try just take the left over soap they used and put in a soap thing to take home so not gotta buy any for awhile lol. or even take samples from room so they got reason to replace any so not wasted to check and have to walk more to replace all lol.

[@pariscloud2907]

1:39 - Forklift!

[@aidandevine5228]

Doc: "GET THE SOAP!!!!!!!"

[@nathancruz9172]

That’s right. 🧼

[@buzz86us2005]

yes were recycling already barely usable soaps into soap were giving away... ugh hotel soap is horrible this is why i buy a bottle of body wash when i land

[@garcia207]

I believe the Hilton hotel does the same thing.

[@georgef551]

I take it those who came up with this idea went to Chuck E. Cheese's.

[@oseidwomoh]

Reminds me of COVID-19. You know. Like the PSAs for washing your hands.

[@chbiggs8572]

Love your videos

[@Poly_steve]

With the reopening of splash mountain I started wondering how much water does that ride need and how fast can they refill it? Probably a tough question but I figured who better to ask than Rob lol

[@moltengarnet]

That’s actually pretty cool

[@DiegoRamirez-kh2sb]

I remember when rob played Minecraft in the Disney server oh the good days

[@LaurensTravels]

I did know! I love that they recycle especially since they have so many visitors.

[@carminecostello]

Cool video- you have a gift at making boring subjects interesting and fun! 😉

[@robertmurphy3771]

Guess they stopped giving them to the rescue mission in Orlando

[@rosestrife1498]

Im glad, i wish we could do that for my workplace.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@mavrickindigo]

I wonder if this is one of the things that Disney will cut back in their big panic meeting this month

[@malvinderkaur4187]

yes but do it with personal soaps, public should be always soft liquid soap which is more hygienic, because in soap cake you will find surprisingly more bacteria if used by public.

[@nardo218]

those kids: "the fuck? we have soap. we need a computer."

[@AdvSpringBonnie]

Oh wow that's actually really interesting!

[@blinesam]

Seems like a huge waste to ship and process the soap from Hong Kong

[@LuxyHugs]

Why? The same process to prevent the other diseases listed probably works against covid, if that's what you're implying

[@thesalamilids]

some kid that got soap: why does my soap smell like ass?

[@closetdisneynerd]

this was great!

[@n2da9]

With your name being midway to mainstreet, I sometimes miss your vids, but your thumbnails are very particular so I usually catch them

[@TheBronyCraft]

This makes me happy. :)

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@s3np411]

I put my soap in a sisal bag so all of it is used.

[@KOSAMAGAMES]

smartest tax write off ever

[@atropos0754]

Good stuff Rob🙂

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Hong Kong castle: 2:48 Disney: Ight imma transform it This is very interesting. Only the Hollywood and Disneyland Hotel in Hong Kong? I'm guessing this happened before the Disney Explorers Lodge opened.

[@SlipperySoap]

Very clever, a good way to reuse soap!

[@Zambi75]

I actually watched a video about this last year. For once I knew about something before he made a video 😂

[@JustCallMeElle]

I keep soaps from hotels when we go on vacation because I know they'll just throw it away. I use it as our hand soap in our kitchen.

[@dustybunny6716]

Makes me wonder what they do with their leftover food from buffets and such. Actually, are buffets still around with Covid up and about?

[@Igorcastrochucre]

We know what happens to the water, the electricity, the food and now the soap. What's next?

[@ondeckanimations]

Kinda thought this was gonna be somethin else

[@jasonparks2]

I have a question midway to Main Street can you join the mcmagic server on Pocket Editon

[@MidwaytoMainStreet]

I believe the server goes by the name "Palace Network" these days and I think it's still only for the PC version of the game, but I haven't played in a number of years so I can't say for sure.

[@DarthDaddy-cg6ro]

Thanks.

[@BouncingTribbles]

Even if they were reusing the soap in the hotel's or washrooms I'd be happy they were recycling. That said with Disney doing something directly helpful it's not surprising it was an exterior originating idea

[@kelsmister]

Wow, what a nice program!