Where are new towel bags found?

• A. In the back of the stairwell
• B. In the pantry
• C. In the fridge
• D. Upstairs

Answer: (D)

This question tests understanding of how a facility organizes its linen and towel supplies for efficient service. New towel bags are kept upstairs so staff can quickly reach the towel stations near the locker rooms and showers. Placing them upstairs minimizes trips through busy areas and keeps towels in a designated, clean area.

Storing towels in the back of the stairwell isn’t ideal because that is not a designated storage space and could obstruct egress. A pantry is meant for food items, not linens, and a fridge would be inappropriate and unsanitary for towels. Upstream toward the upper level aligns with the typical flow of laundry and towel distribution in a club.