Laundry

[mandylennon]

Washer/dryer and irons are free onboard P & O ships and they have laundry rooms situated on most decks, although I have never used them as we have gone on cruises in school holidays prefer leave them to families with young children who need to wash more than us. The irons provided get very busy on formal nights.

[lucymorgan]

We use the laundry special and also I have a scrubba wash bag which works well http://www.thescrubba.com/ .

[Folk Singer]

Understood, having been there, done that:D

 

:eek: :)

[Folk Singer]

Ha, ha, GOTCHA':D

 

Most of our cruises have been out of home ports so I too, pack whatever I want AND, I have a sherpa to carry it. I was on a B2B, won a free bag of laundry and never used it because I had packed enough.

 

 

I would be the Sherpa, fortunately my DW likes to pack light.:D

Edited September 26, 2014 by Folk Singer

[Folk Singer]

but the bottom line is no laundry rooms on RCL. :)

 

Love that bottom line. Made me chuckle.:):)

[ladylikes2cruise]

We use the laundry special and also I have a scrubba wash bag which works well http://www.thescrubba.com/ .

 

I like that idea, have to look into getting this:D

[Shak]

We use the laundry special and also I have a scrubba wash bag which works well http://www.thescrubba.com/ .

 

Is it really worth $62?

 

Shak

[lucymorgan]

Is it really worth $62?

 

Shak

 

Hi - to me it is but I suggest you research the reviews, not just take my opinion. I travel quite a lot and to places where it can be difficult to find a Laundromat so I like not having to worry about clean clothes or paying hotel prices.

 

It was also cheaper when I bought it (about 18 months ago).

 

edit: As an Australian I usually use 2 changes of clothes to get to the northern hemisphere (one at stopover in asia or when travelling to the US stopover in LA or Dallas) so I need to wash earlier than people leaving from home ports. I like the freedom of being able to do some washing without trying to find a place to wash.

Edited September 26, 2014 by jenibor

[Folk Singer]

Hi - to me it is but I suggest you research the reviews, not just take my opinion. I travel quite a lot and to places where it can be difficult to find a Laundromat so I like not having to worry about clean clothes or paying hotel prices.

 

It was also cheaper when I bought it (about 18 months ago).

 

edit: As an Australian I usually use 2 changes of clothes to get to the northern hemisphere (one at stopover in asia or when travelling to the US stopover in LA or Dallas) so I need to wash earlier than people leaving from home ports. I like the freedom of being able to do some washing without trying to find a place to wash.

 

 

thank you for the idea.