Sque1ch said: If you plan to get messy in the bathtub I'd suggest only using water soluble items that can easily be washed away. Certainly don't want to be blocking the pipes with beans, porridge etc. Alternative is to take a small inflatable pool and/or plenty of waterproof tarps as ThePieBoy says. Then you can use pretty much use whatever you like but remember you'll have to cart it all out (as well as in). Treat the place with respect and leave the room as clean as you found it and you'll not go far wrong

luvs2pie said: Dont use things like peanut butter or other allergin items cause next person who uses bathroom could get sick / die from the stuff that can't be seen but still is enough to trigger anaphylactic shock

TheSpecialist said: Tip housekeeping GENEROUSLY. Personally I think it's only right to get the hotel's permission first because it's incredibly inconsiderate to use someone else's property for that without permission, but WAMmers are gonna do what they're gonna do.

ThePieBoy said: My very first Pie in the Face experience with another person happened in a cheap motel.
The PIE thrower and I had our own apartment.... Not to mention that my PIE throwers mother have her own house and wanted the proceedings to be done outside in the backyard.
We refused because we did not know what was going to happen.... Well let's just say I knew what was going to happen but nobody else did...
So we rented a cheap motel room and bought some tarps.
I can only give you advice when it comes to real Cream Pies.
I did get totally trashed with 30 real Cream Pies.
The first three were in the bathroom with me standing in the tub before we moved to the bed.
At that point my PIE partner wasn't into throwing or making a huge mess.
She was more into the excitement that she never knew that I had for the craziness that was going on.
The large tarp that was on the bed and it went over the headboard was enough to contain what happened that evening.
Eventually we bought things to use at our apartment.... And so did her mother at her house.
I'm not guessing that that helps you in any way.... But I thought I would put this out there for you.
All I can say is that I am The PIE BOY and getting hit in the Face with Cream Pies is my thing.
I really don't subscribe to the complete trashing that other people do here on this site.
I'm not knocking it it's just not my cup of tea.
I certainly do love being covered head to toe in the right circumstance.
But I've never had to completely cover a whole room or put down a baby pool to contain the mess.
But if you want to get totally trashed...... That's what you're going to have to do.
The great thing about that is if you contain everything you can fold it in on itself and dump it into the giant dumpster that every motel has....
And nobody knows what happened in your room that night.

Messyexplorer said: So I have been wanting to get messy not just a pie but like a full blown I can't be recognized amount of mess but I don't have anywhere to do something like this and was thinking of getting a hotel in the holiday season for this huge session and was curious if anyone had advice or experience to share on this!? Thank you all in advance!

(Also thinking of posting pics I'm not entirely certain if I will or not

Messyexplorer said:
Very true yeah I'll definitely make sure to stay away from that stuff thank you for that advice something I didn't even consider!

luvs2pie said:
I used to get sick from the steam from clean up when I used cake mix with gluten
Not like hospital but worse than having cross contamination and realized it one day while working in a dish room in a restaurant. All the pasta being cleaned and sauce had flour and Realized people can get sick from food in the water steam

ScotsPie said: I'va had almost all my sessions at hotels so here's some tips I can offer you.
1. Make sure the plumbing works. Run the water at the sink and the bath/shower and make sure it's all flowing well.
2. Remember to bring bin bags (refuse sacks) and some cloths or wipes to clean down after use.
3. Open a window while preparing, especially if you're using things that have strong smells. You'll be surprised how quickly the smell of shaving foam can become overpowering.
4. Cheap dust sheets are very handy, especially if you're going to be sitting on a chair for a session. Wrap the chair in the sheet. It will prevent staining and also make the leftover mess easy to wrap up and throw away.
5. Should be obvious but Remember to bring a change of clothes.
6. Most important point. Have fun and enjoy it

Messyexplorer said:
I DO WANNA CLARIFY SOME THINGS I DIDNT BEFORE AS WELL:
The messy items I have in mind is a cake batter slime (Piezones recipe) and I wanna potentially do some marshmallow fluff pies if possible but I will change these out for anything people think would be better at the end of the day I just really wanna get super messy never have had an opportunity to get any really big thick mess not to mention have a chance to any messy moments without the worries of being caught in the act and this is finally the time I can go all out and enjoy it to the fullest!

OMGScott said:
Is PieZones slime recipe something that was shared publicly, would love to see it. Or was that private.

Pasta said: I don't think you can ever 100% relax in a hotel.

Burrowbear said: After looking at that recipe, I would recommend leaving out the oats. The cake batter will go down a drain, but the oats will get clogged up in the strainer, or if they go down, are much more likely to bind to the hair that is certainly in the drain to make a larger clog.

I also find it handy to have a plunger (has saved me a few times) and a cheap shower curtain. I swap out my shower curtain for theirs, and it is one less thing to worry about cleaning well / staining (especially if they have a cloth one.)

sororia said: I prefer the inflatable pool/plastic sheeting method for mess containment over getting messy in the bathtub because then you have the opportunity to wipe as much of the mess off you as possible before you get in the shower to clean up. That way you minimize the risk of clogging the drain or staining the shower curtain and you spend way less time having to scrub down the bathroom.

sororia said: I prefer the inflatable pool/plastic sheeting method for mess containment over getting messy in the bathtub because then you have the opportunity to wipe as much of the mess off you as possible before you get in the shower to clean up. That way you minimize the risk of clogging the drain or staining the shower curtain and you spend way less time having to scrub down the bathroom.

Messyexplorer said:
Wow that's crazy.. just need to ensure that doesn't happen so maybe cake batter won't be the best

luvs2pie said:
Maybe rice flour cake batter since less likely someone allergic to rice ? Or uk gunge that's plant based ? My wife likes both of those n safe for me