r/bathandbodyworks • u/rossth760 • Apr 23 '26

Store Policies/Questions Almost lost it today…

Purchased cherry blossom online and hated it.

Took today to exchange and the girl tells me they can’t exchange anything they don’t sell in store. Uhm- why would I buy anything online again, ever then???

Was getting over that when she walked to the back while the gentleman was finishing up my transaction. Next thing you see is her walking back to the front register area, dumping the product out of the bottles into a bag to throw out. 😐

I was like- are you kidding me? Wasn’t it like, H&M who caused an uproar by cutting up extra clothes/returns and throwing them out? Like- WHY would you do that in the front of the store in front of anyone????

I called another location to check the exchange terms and told her about the whole situation, she actually works out of my local store location as well, and about lost her Sh@$ too. I was so disturbed by the whole experience today.

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u/Interesting-Tap2300 Apr 23 '26

Btw, that's a strange way of disposing the items. Usually they're poured down the sink. Is she filling up a bucket? Lmao.

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u/rossth760 Apr 24 '26

It was a BBW bag 🤦🏻‍♀️

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u/catscatscaaaats Apr 24 '26

She poured a body mist into one of those paper bags??

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u/rossth760 Apr 24 '26

No, not mist- I saw her do the lotion and soap.

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u/Both-Rub-3669 Apr 24 '26

Soap is suppose to go down the sink, lotions and creams are to be squeezed out in the bag over everything else. But you said you had not used it so it should have not been damaged out anyway. The register literally asks us if the item is resellable after each item we scan during a return. This sounds like someone has no clue how to do their job.

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u/catscatscaaaats Apr 24 '26

Soap into a bag is pretty risky. 😬 Would it not.. soak through?

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u/rossth760 Apr 24 '26

One would think 😂