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Only ONE roll of toilet paper is alloted per crew member, so definitely use sparingly!

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👁️ 1.2M views📅 3 years ago⏱️ 0:34

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Editorial Summary

The creator explains the specific process and limitations regarding toilet paper access for crew members living on a cruise ship. According to the video, crew members must travel to a designated area on deck zero to collect their supplies. This distribution occurs only twice daily, specifically at 10 am and 5 pm. Each crew member is allotted exactly one roll of toilet paper per visit. The creator notes that attempts to request extra rolls for neighbors are consistently denied by the staff. The video suggests that the strict rationing may be due to the specific type of toilet paper required for shipboard use. The creator concludes by mentioning that ship toilets are characterized by loud noises and high levels of suction, implying that the paper quality is important for the vessel's plumbing systems.

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Veteran Cruiser

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Creator's Key Takeaways

Only ONE roll of toilet paper is alloted per crew member, so definitely use sparingly!

you can only get it twice a day you got to go down this long stairway all the way down to deck zero

sometimes I'll try and ask for two and I'll tell them it's for my neighbor they say no every time

the toilets are really loud and have a lot of suction

Creator's Tips & Advice

Use toilet paper sparingly on cruise ships.
Go to the designated toilet paper pickup location at deck zero.
Only request toilet paper twice a day at 10 AM or 5 PM.

Questions This Creator Answers

QWhere do you get toilet paper on a cruise ship?
QHow often can you get toilet paper on a cruise ship?

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