Drying clothes

[dogger321]

Our first cruise is coming up in January and was wondering if there is a clothes line in all or any of the Carnival Liberty bathrooms. We will trying to pack only 1 carry on luggage and 1 personal bag each and will be flying in a couple of days before our cruise and leaving the day after. I was thinking just in case we need to wash and dry a item or 2 if we could just hang them to dry overnight.

[firemanbobswife]

Yes it is in the shower. It’s a silver, flat round thing with the end sticking out. Can’t miss it.

[Nic6318]

Our first cruise is coming up in January and was wondering if there is a clothes line in all or any of the Carnival Liberty bathrooms. We will trying to pack only 1 carry on luggage and 1 personal bag each and will be flying in a couple of days before our cruise and leaving the day after. I was thinking just in case we need to wash and dry a item or 2 if we could just hang them to dry overnight.

 

 

Hi

 

There are also self serve laundry facilities with washer and dryer.

 

hope this helps

have a great cruise

[easyboy]

You can also ask for wire hanger from steward and use it if needed

 

 

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[CruiseGal999]

you can also ask for wire hanger from steward and use it if needed

 

 

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i said "no more wire hangers!" :')

[LNNLNNLNN]

i said "no more wire hangers!" :')

I was WAITING for that.....rotflmbo..

[chocolate melting cake]

As others said----a pullout clothesline in the shower, and a "laundromat" on each deck. However, we found a $5 OCTOPUS from Ikea gives you 8 arms to hang things from in a tight space.

 

[firemanbobswife]

As others said----a pullout clothesline in the shower, and a "laundromat" on each deck. However, we found a $5 OCTOPUS from Ikea gives you 8 arms to hang things from in a tight space.

 

 

They don’t have shelves like that on Carnival. Not sure where you would hang it from.

[cb at sea]

Throw it in the dryer...and if you don't want to do that...hang your DAMP items on a hanger from the AIR VENT in the cabin....they will dry much faster than in the bathroom! Never try to dry dripping items...wring them out in a towel, first!

[riclop]

Our first cruise is coming up in January and was wondering if there is a clothes line in all or any of the Carnival Liberty bathrooms. We will trying to pack only 1 carry on luggage and 1 personal bag each and will be flying in a couple of days before our cruise and leaving the day after. I was thinking just in case we need to wash and dry a item or 2 if we could just hang them to dry overnight.

Yes there is.

[dogger321]

Thanks for all the ideas.

Is there any way to secure and dry a couple of items on a balcony besides putting them over a chair?

[firemanbobswife]

Thanks for all the ideas.

Is there any way to secure and dry a couple of items on a balcony besides putting them over a chair?

 

Putting things on the balcony is prohibited although I’m sure someone will chime in that they “always do it and never had an issue”. Not only can they blow away, but a stray cigarette butt from above could ignite it.

[dogger321]

Thanks firemanbobswife. I want to keep it safe.

[firemanbobswife]

No problem. It’s not something you really think about since you hang clothes out at home with no issues.

[coevan]

Putting things on the balcony is prohibited although I’m sure someone will chime in that they “always do it and never had an issue”. Not only can they blow away, but a stray cigarette butt from above could ignite it.

 

 

Oh come on Bob, please, a cigarette igniting a towel, seriously, probably a wet towel. Yes, we dry our stuff on the balcony and use chair clips, alert the media. We always do it and never have had a problem. We use microfiber towels and they dry very quickly.

[firemanbobswife]

Oh come on Bob, please, a cigarette igniting a towel, seriously, probably a wet towel. Yes, we dry our stuff on the balcony and use chair clips, alert the media. We always do it and never have had a problem. We use microfiber towels and they dry very quickly.

Have to admit, it took a little longer than I thought for the "I've always done it" post. Yeah, because everyone brings in their things the second they are devoid of water, right? Why is it so hard for people to exercise caution and just follow what Carnival tells you?

[coevan]

"yes I am a pirate 200 years to late"

[firemanbobswife]

"yes I am a pirate 200 years to late"

Good thing or you would have been made to walk the plank! :cool:

[USNUZULOOSE]

i dont dry my clothes, but when we were on the ship, I used the iron on them to dry them a little faster and laid them out to finish drying

[mulewagon]

Somebody had a dandy tip about using magnetic hooks to hang clothes from the ceiling in front of the AC vent. I'm going to try that next time.

[kcdancerkc]

We buy the 3 M hooks and stick them on the walls ro dry swimsuits and such. :cool: Just remember to take them down!

[Shaded Lady]

As someone already mentioned, they do have the clothesline in the shower but don't expect it to dry out your clothes... even wringing it in a towel doesn't always work. Our last cruise I was in the pool on Thurs, wrung it out and hung it in the bathroom Thurs at suppertime. Moved it to hang on the back of the bathroom door for showers etc; 48 hours later when I went to pack it on Sat evening before debarking, it was still pretty damp! Fortunately I always carry large ziplock bags for such an event, and was able to pack it without dampening everything around it.

 

 

Otherwise my backup would have been to waste $3 and God knows how much time drying it in the dryer in the laundry facility onboard.