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The creator provides an explanation of a code green situation occurring on the Explore of the Seas. A code green is defined as a protocol triggered when a passenger vomits in a cruise ship pool, necessitating an immediate shutdown for cleaning and disinfection. The creator notes that while code green refers to this specific incident, a code brown is used to describe a different type of sanitary issue. Because cruise ship pools are often small and limited in number, these incidents can be highly disruptive to passengers, particularly on sea days. Based on information from a crew member, the cleaning process takes approximately three hours to complete. This procedure involves removing the contents, cleaning and disinfecting the area, refilling the pool, and ensuring the water chemistry is properly balanced. The creator concludes by noting that these types of sanitary incidents occur more frequently than many passengers might expect.
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A code green happens when someone vomits in a cruise ship pool and it has to be shut down and cleaned out by the staff.
It takes on average about 3 hours for them to clean up the mess.
This happens more often than you might think.
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