H mentioned that G has been using other people's stuff such as; oil, sugar, soap, utensils, and a blender.

Dawn soap and water can kill them sprayed on the paper wasp nest but you need a bee keeper suit and heavy gloves and no pets outside... not a job I am fond of tackling.

The guy and the bosses wife were boyfriend/girlfriend many years before boss came into the picture.Cliffs: Fight, damage, police, arrest, giving a guy a bar of soap and a garden hose to take a shower, picking up said guys belongings while he is showering, driving him to a bus station.

Ole' granny Clampet made her own lye soap (and her own firewater too).Some of those store bought cleaners have things in them I'd rather avoid.Store bought stuff should have sds papers availlble online: http://sds.staples.com/msds/629918.pdfGood Luck!

A tradition of light-hearted minor vandalism, such as soaping windows, had emerged in the 1930s, but by the 1980s it had become, said Mayor Young, "a vision from hell."

We provide toiletries, have a Keurig with Kcups, kayaks, stand up paddle boards, provide soap for the washer and dryer, etc.  

She spent weeks researching everything from sources to by coffee, soaps, shampoos, towels, linens, evaluating dozens of agreements, how to present the property, how much to charge, how to work with the various portals (this is very interesting) she's thoroughly evaluated everything you can imagine to launch a short term rental.  

A car wash wand that dispenses soap and rotates on water pressure will do best. 

Those of you that provide bath amenities (soaps, shampoos, lotions, etc.), any good recommendations on wholesale purchases?

The cost of the hotel cleaning my room and restocking the soap and towels is about $15 for this example.