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Snapped this one at the San Francisco airport restroom (don't worry, my hands were clean)
Wording reads, "Please conserve natural resources. Take only what you really need."
I appreciate the sentiment, but I'm not really sure what they had in mind. At least they didn't go the recycled route...
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