The jig is already up, post #222Secrete stash of paper towels in WLG Business Lounge. More info to follow.
I was there on Tuesday, and in one of the men's cubicles was a Tork dispenser, with plenty of spares ready to go. I didn't look closely at the dispenser in the sink area, as my hands were already dry.Thought I’d detected a small stash of them at the WLG lounge today. Alas it was a Kleenex that disintegrated upon touch.


No more info. Same photo.The jig is already up, post #222
I was there on Tuesday, and in one of the men's cubicles was a Tork dispenser, with plenty of spares ready to go. I didn't look closely at the dispenser in the sink area, as my hands were already dry.Thought I’d detected a small stash of them at the WLG lounge today. Alas it was a Kleenex that disintegrated upon touch.
Aha! So that’s where all the missing teaspoons ended up!
I know, right! It's a dreadful decision. I just wish someone cared (other than us, that is).How hard is it Qantas?!
Found them - they are back in the lounge, just near the spoons![]()
All of which just highlights the stupidity and hypocrisy of their decision. When I took a large handful of serviettes into the ladies in Melb Dom J the other weekend, the other 2 ladies in there exclaimed with delight, used what I shared and said they would be doing the same for all future visits.Are tissues any more recyclable than paper towels? I asked because where paper towels were they've stuffed tissues and people just used a dozen tissues instead of a single paper towel now to dry their hands.
Hi,
I am writing to provide feedback regarding the recent removal of paper towels from the lounge bathroom facilities.
Paper towels have been replaced with boxes of tissues, which are being used by passengers to dry their hands. Tissues are less effective for this purpose and are also not recyclable, resulting in increased waste. In comparison, while paper towels are not recyclable, they are compostable via FOGO systems, which may offer a more environmentally appropriate option.
Hand dryers are available but are limited in number, consume significant electricity, and are not considered the preferred method of hand-drying in public restrooms. As noted by an expert in the article published by ABC News on 4 November 2025, drying hands with paper towels is recommended when available.
For these reasons, I request that the airline consider reinstating paper towels in the lounge bathrooms.
Regards,
This is clearly an AI generated response. What I want to know is what are the timelines to take some action and make the requested changes. Firstly, when will a human review this issue and share the outcome and reasons for the decision back to me please?
Hi David,
Thank you again for reaching out. I understand your concern regarding the timelines and review process for your request.
Your case will be reviewed by the relevant team for future improvements. While I’m unable to share details of any investigation or disciplinary outcomes due to privacy, I assure you that your feedback has been passed on to the appropriate teams to help improve our processes.
Your feedback plays an important role in our continuous improvement efforts, helping us deliver exceptional service from start to finish.
Thank you once again for taking the time to share your experience. We look forward to welcoming you onboard again soon.
Kind regards,
Hmmm ... link to complaints area ?![]()
They could put paper towels in the Qantas rewards store and sell a pack for 10k pointsI called this out. I must have embarrassed them as the responded and gave me 10k QFF pointsReally, I just want some paper towels though.
Points Plane and now Points PaperThey could put paper towels in the Qantas rewards store and sell a pack for 10k points
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