Does Divina have a laundry room?

[judyzoo]

I don't want to do laundry; just hoping that I can pop in and press out some wrinkles, without sending any clothes out to be pressed.

[Cruisergal1208]

No they do not. The laundry service cost is very reasonable.

[Skipper Tim]

No, no MSC ship has self-service laundry facilities for guest use. May I suggest:

 

1) Non-iron garments;

2) linen, which looks great all crumpled; or

3) a lightweight travel iron to be hidden from the view of your cabin attendant.

 

MSC's laundry packages are great value too and cheaper than paying return hold baggage charges.

 

Tim.

[judyzoo]

No, no MSC ship has self-service laundry facilities for guest use. May I suggest:

 

1) Non-iron garments;

2) linen, which looks great all crumpled; or

3) a lightweight travel iron to be hidden from the view of your cabin attendant.

 

MSC's laundry packages are great value too and cheaper than paying return hold baggage charges.

 

Tim.

 

Too bad; I'll just have to do without. Thanks for the suggestions, but I think the travel iron would not be allowed on board, and shouldn't be smuggled on either -- fire hazard.

[Cruisergal1208]

Judy, have you ever tried Downy Wrinkle Remover? It is a spray and works fairly well as does hanging clothes in the bathroom with hot shower running.

[resstation]

I also recommend the Downy Wrinkle Remover. It comes in travel size as well. Works great. I usually spray the clothes the night before and they are dry and wrinkle free in the morning.

 

 

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[riclop]

Sorry no laundry.

[judyzoo]

Judy, have you ever tried Downy Wrinkle Remover? It is a spray and works fairly well as does hanging clothes in the bathroom with hot shower running.

 

I've been meaning to try Downy; maybe I can get some before I leave for my next cruise in a few days. Sounds like the best way to handle little touch ups.