CRUISE SHIP CREW CABINS- You need to know this!
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The creator provides practical advice for individuals preparing to live in crew cabins on cruise ships. She highlights the challenges of sharing small living spaces with roommates from different cultures and backgrounds. Key recommendations include bringing magnets to utilize the magnetic walls for photos and schedules, and bringing a hard drive filled with films to watch on the cabin television. Regarding sleeping arrangements, she notes that bunk beds are standard and suggests that the bottom bunk often serves as a seating area. The video also covers cabin maintenance, explaining that crew members must use ship-provided cleaning products like Virox and Oxivia to protect the ocean. To manage limited storage, the creator suggests packing a shoe hanger, extra coat hangers, and a fitted sheet for the bed. Finally, she advises on luggage management, recommending a mix of hard and soft cases to ensure suitcases can be stored efficiently in the small gaps provided within the cabin.
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you are literally sharing a room with a stranger it can be quite tough so just to make things a little bit easier i just wanted to go through a few things
don't go buying any bleach or anything from the supermarkets because when you bring it back on board it will be confiscated because it'll end up in the ocean
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