A hotel in Majorca has founded a "sanctuary" for all the inflatable pool toys that get leftover after the summer holiday season is over.
Hotels.com set up the haven at the Hipotels Gran Playa de Palma hotel as a response to the overwhelming number of blow-up toys left behind by hotel guests.
Of course, it makes sense to leave them behind as they're relatively inexpensive - and why would you make room for a used inflatable toy when you could be taking home holiday tat?!
WATCH: A hotel in Majorca has made a sanctuary for discarded inflatable pool toys | SWNS
Newly arriving guests are then able to "adopt" the floatie that they like the most - it's basically recycling!
Hotels.com also took it upon themselves to find out which other holiday necessities are most likely to be left behind, surveying 2,000 holidaymakers.
They found that only 28% of people take their floaties home, despite an average six hours and 52 minutes spent playing with them over their summer holiday.
What else gets left behind?!
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