INSIDE CABIN HACKS! Cruise Tips for Small Cruise Cabins
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The creator provides a comprehensive guide to maximizing space and organization within small inside cruise ship cabins. Drawing from her experience of nearly thirty cruises, she suggests several methods to reduce clutter, such as asking cabin attendants to remove unnecessary furniture like coffee tables or wine buckets. To manage belongings, she recommends storing luggage under the bed and utilizing packing cubes on cabin shelves to create makeshift drawers. The video highlights the utility of magnet hooks and clips for hanging items on metal walls, as well as over-the-door organizers for toiletries. To combat the darkness of inside cabins, she suggests using travel alarm clocks, sunrise alarm clocks, or motion sensor night lights. Additionally, she offers advice on bed configurations, using the desk as a vanity, and the importance of bringing a non-surge protected power bar. The creator concludes by suggesting practical solutions for laundry management and securing valuables in the cabin safe.
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inside cruise cabins are definitely small and compact but with a little bit of planning and organization they can feel as comfortable and maybe even more organized than home
i have been on i think it's 28 or 29 cruises now and 18 of them have been in inside cruise cabins so i definitely have some experience
one of my favorite cruise cabin hacks are using magnet hooks now magnet hooks just to let you know they work on cruise cabin walls because cruise cabin walls on the most part they are metal
one of the negative points about inside cruise cabins is the fact that they are very dark now of course they are really good for sleeping so that is a good thing but the bad point is it can be really hard to know what time of day it is
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