Poo-Pourri Before-You-Go Toilet Spray, Original Citrus, Travel Size
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Poo-Pourri Before-You-Go Toilet Spray leaves your bathroom smelling fresh and clean. Simply spray the water in the bowl with Poo-Pourri Toilet Spray before using the toilet to prevent odors before they begin!
Scent: Lemon, Bergamot and Lemongrass. Freshens bathroom odors before it begins so you can leave the porcelain throne smelling better than you found it!
How It Works: Shake well. Spritz 3-5 sprays into the toilet bowl on the water’s surface. Proceed to do your thing. Poo-Pourri traps bathroom odor under the water’s surface, so it never enters the air.
Size: Travel Size 10ml up to 20 uses per bottle. Cruelty free formula. Leaping Bunny Certified.
Unique essential oil formula helps your home beyond the bathroom—use it to combat strong laundry, nursery and trash bin odors too.
For lots more about what you should pack for your next cruise check out our complete packing list.
12/11 8:30 AM Central: These are on sale for just $3.99. Prices, promotions and availability can change quickly. Check product page for current info and availability.
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Price, promotions and availability can change quickly. Check the product page for current price, description and availability.
Many cruise cabins have a common problem… lack of outlets. This has generally gotten better with newer ships, but can still be an issue. Even newer ships that have more cabin outlets, the outlets can be placed in such a way as to limit their usability. If two outlets are too close together… you can only use one.
To accommodate European travelers cruise lines will often include one or more 220 volt outlets. If you’re used to using three prong 120 volt electronics this outlet will most likely go unused.
One way to stretch out the outlets on your next cruise is to… use the 220 volt outlet.
What style is the 220 volt outlet on cruise ships?
European Type C seems to be the standard style on cruise ships. This may vary, but it seems to be fairly standard.
Voltage Adapters vs Voltage Converters
Voltage adapters are generally compact and reasonably priced. Adapters only adapt the plug. They do not convert 220v to 120v. Voltage converters actually step down voltage from 220v to 120v. Those are generally bulkier and more expensive.
This article may contain affiliate links. We may make a small percentage if you use our links to make a purchase. You won’t pay more and you’ll be supporting Cruise Packing List and more content like this. Thank you for your support!
Will my 120v devices work with an adapter?
A 120v device (only) device will not work on a 220v outlet with an adapter, but… many of your devices may actually be rated for both 120v and 220v…
Dual Voltage and World Wide Voltage
Many devices are actually setup to use either voltage. As an example take a look at this laptop power charger. It’s designed to accept 100 volts up to 240 volts.
Another example, as of this writing… “Apple USB power adapters are designed for use with power sources rated to provide 100V AC to 240V AC at 50Hz to 60Hz.” via About Apple USB Power Adapters
Another example Anker’s model A9123 which I own and use on cruises. It is designed to accept 100 volts up to 240 volts.
Many three prong devices are designed to work at a range of voltages including 220v. Those devices will work with an outlet adapter. As three prong cord users we just don’t think about it much. To see if your device is compatible with 220v check the label, product specifications or ask the manufacturer.
What about USB?
220v adapters that have USB ports should step down power to provide USB range DC power.
Example – This USB charger accepts 100-240V AC input and outputs DC 5V
Product specifications can change. Double check your product before use.
For lots more about cruise packing including some solutions for the outlet problem check out our complete packing list.
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Two S&T INC. Hanging Shower Caddies for Shower Storage measuring 14 in. x 30 in.
7 pockets to keep your shower needs organized and within reach; perfect for storing body wash, shampoo, conditioner, and other personal care products
3 metal grommets to easily hang on existing shower curtain hooks; works with spring-loaded shower rods
100% polyester mesh shower caddy dries fast; hand wash only
Shower curtain hooks are not included
This is intended as a hanging shower caddy. Of course you could use it for that. It looks like it would also work as a smaller/shorter version of the commonly used shoe organizer types of things that are commonly used by cruisers for cabin organization.
10/25 8 AM Central: This is on sale for $9.99. That’s a whopping half off list.Prices, promotions and availability can change quickly. Check product page for current info and availability.
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Price, promotions and availability can change quickly. Check the product page for current price, description and availability.
Biotrue Contact Lens Solution, Multi-Purpose Solution for Soft Contact Lenses, Lens Case Included, 2 FL OZ
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EYE DOCTOR RECOMMENDED: Biotrue is recommended by eye care professionals. It helps contacts stay moist and comfortable all day long.
CLEANS & DISINFECTS: Biotrue contact lens solution provides exceptional cleaning and disinfection. It removes dirt and protein buildup for clean, clear lenses.
HYDRATES: Biotrue provides up to 20 hours of moisture (based on a laboratory study). Biotrue offers all day comfort. Biotrue is gentle and helps lenses stay comfortable when using digital devices.
NATURALLY INSPIRED FEATURES: Inspired by the biology of the eye, Biotrue contact lens solution contains hyaluronan (HA), a moisturizer found naturally in tears; and matches the pH of healthy tears to help make contacts comfortable when you put them in.
MULTI-PURPOSE SOLUTION: Biotrue contact lens solution can be used to store, clean, and disinfect contacts in a lens case when not being worn, or to rinse contacts before wear. For soft contact lenses including silicone hydrogel lenses. BIO.0050.USA.23
Hang in your cabin for easy storage an organization.
For lots more about what you should pack for your next cruise check out our complete packing list.
This post may contain affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Cruise Packing List!
This post may contain affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Cruise Packing List!
A lot of cruise packing lists, blogs and videos recommend packing a night light for your next cruise vacation and for good reason cabins can get dark at night, especially interior cabins. A night light can help prevent you from bumping into things.
What about the lack of outlets?
One problem to consider is… Traditional night lights take up an outlet. Outlets can be a precious commodity in your cruise ship cabin with some cabins having as little as… 1 outlet. This has generally gotten better with newer ships, but can still be an issue. Even newer ships that have more cabin outlets, the outlets can be placed in such a way as to limit their usability. If two outlets are too close together… you can only use one.
220v night light. These utilize an often ignored and unused 220v outlet that is present in many cabins.
USB night lights – These plug into a USB port. That means no outlet taken up. They could go on a laptop, USB wall charger or power bank.
Rechargeable night light. Since they’re rechargeable they don’t take up an outlet after they’ve been charged.
Rechargeable night lights are particularly helpful when it comes to cabin bathrooms. Very often these have 0 usable outlets…
The problem with cruise ship bathrooms at night
A rechargeable night light is also great for one particular trouble spot in your cabin… your cabin bathroom. Some cabin bathrooms are completely dark. Like… completely dark. Also a lot of times the light switch is on on the outside of the bathroom. To avoid being trapped in a small dark box you need to turn on the light before entering and potentially disturb your cabin mate. Also that much light can have a tendency to wake a person up. Okay, so… plug in a night light? Think again, most cabin bathrooms don’t have an outlet.
An illustration of the dark cruise ship cabin bathroom
This is a video of me going from my bed into the bathroom with no lights on. There’s not much to the video, except for sound as it’s completely black because the room is so dark. The video was taken on Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas in a Jr Suite.
A picture to illustrate. This is the bathroom on Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas with no lights on.
This is the door to the bathroom. As you can see, the light switch is on the outside of the door. That’s the case with most/all cruise ship cabins we’ve been in. So, let’s say you get up in the middle of the night and stumble your way over to this bathroom door. In order to have any amount of light in the bathroom you need to turn on the switch before entering. That means you’ve flooded your cabin with light and potentially woken someone up. Beyond that, when you get in the bathroom you’ll be in a completely lit room and that can make it more difficult to fall back asleep.
This is a video of me going from my bed into the bathroom with this rechargeable night light on. As you can see… this is a MUCH better experience. The video was taken on Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas in a Jr Suite.
This article may contain affiliate links. We may make a small percentage if you use our links to make a purchase. You won’t pay more and you’ll be supporting Cruise Packing List and more content like this. Thank you for your support!
A photo with the night light on. This is a much better experience all around. No fumbling for the switch, no flooding the cabin with light. Just a small amount of always on light .
For lots more about cruise packing including some solutions for the outlet problem check out our complete packing list.
This post may contain affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Cruise Packing List!
Price, promotions and availability can change quickly. Check the product page for current price, description and availability. 7.24.23 top:nightlights tag:tpr
Many cruise cabins have a common problem… lack of outlets. This has generally gotten better with newer ships, but can still be an issue. Even newer ships that have more cabin outlets, the outlets can be placed in such a way as to limit their usability. If two outlets are too close together… you can only use one.
This article outlines some ways to stretch the power resources that are available in your next cruise ship cabin.
#1 Use the 220 Outlet(s)
To accommodate European travelers cruise lines will often include one or more 220 volt outlets. If you’re used to using three prong 120 volt electronics this outlet will most likely go unused.
One way to stretch out the outlets on your next cruise is to… use the 220 volt outlet.
What style is the 220 volt outlet on cruise ships?
European Type C seems to be the standard style on cruise ships. This may vary, but it seems to be fairly standard.
This article may contain affiliate links. We may make a small percentage if you use our links to make a purchase. You won’t pay more and you’ll be supporting Cruise Packing List and more content like this. Thank you for your support!
Most cruise lines allow the use of certain power strips. Generally speaking one thing you want to look for is a power strip that DOES NOT offer surge protection. Double check with your cruise line for specifics on what’s allowed on your ship.
A similar solution as using a power strip, but more compact and outlet extender to split one power outlet into multiple outlets. Some include USB outlets.
#4 Use a Rechargeable Night Light
Using a rechargeable night light means no outlet is taken up most of the time. This is particularly helpful for bathrooms as those usually have 0 outlets.
USB night lights plug into a USB port. That means no outlet taken up. They could go on a laptop, USB wall charger or power bank.
#6 Check the Phone
Many newer or remodeled cruise ships offer a USB charging port on the phone. This is the phone that was in our cabin on Royal Caribbean’s Odyssey of the Seas.
When you’re making decisions on cruise gear considering opting for rechargeable items. These don’t constantly take up an outlet or USB port and when charged, they aren’t tethered to wherever an outlet happens to be.
Using a rechargeable power bank gives you a de facto outlet (at least for USB devices) anywhere in your cabin. Beyond charging you can power loads of other USB compatible gear anywhere in your cabin.
Product specifications can change. Double check your product before use.
For lots more about cruise packing including some solutions for the outlet problem check out our complete packing list.
This post may contain affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Cruise Packing List!
Make sure the components you use are compatible and rated for your intended application. Contact manufacturer with questions about suitability or a specific application. Always read and follow manufacturer directions. top:outlets tag:tpru
A lot of cruise packing lists, blogs and videos recommend packing a night light for your next cruise vacation and for good reason cabins can get dark at night, especially interior cabins. A night light can help prevent you from bumping into things.
What about the lack of outlets?
One problem to consider is… Traditional night lights take up an outlet. Outlets can be a precious commodity in your cruise ship cabin with some cabins having as little as… 1 outlet. This has generally gotten better with newer ships, but can still be an issue. Even newer ships that have more cabin outlets, the outlets can be placed in such a way as to limit their usability. If two outlets are too close together… you can only use one.
220v night light. These utilize an often ignored and unused 220v outlet that is present in many cabins.
USB night lights – These plug into a USB port. That means no outlet taken up. They could go on a laptop, USB wall charger or power bank.
Rechargeable night light. Since they’re rechargeable they don’t take up an outlet after they’ve been charged.
Rechargeable night lights are particularly helpful when it comes to cabin bathrooms. Very often these have 0 usable outlets…
The problem with cruise ship bathrooms at night
A rechargeable night light is also great for one particular trouble spot in your cabin… your cabin bathroom. Some cabin bathrooms are completely dark. Like… completely dark. Also a lot of times the light switch is on on the outside of the bathroom. To avoid being trapped in a small dark box you need to turn on the light before entering and potentially disturb your cabin mate. Also that much light can have a tendency to wake a person up. Okay, so… plug in a night light? Think again, most cabin bathrooms don’t have an outlet.
An illustration of the dark cruise ship cabin bathroom
This is a video of me going from my bed into the bathroom with no lights on. There’s not much to the video, except for sound as it’s completely black because the room is so dark. The video was taken on Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas in a Jr Suite.
A picture to illustrate. This is the bathroom on Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas with no lights on.
This is the door to the bathroom. As you can see, the light switch is on the outside of the door. That’s the case with most/all cruise ship cabins we’ve been in. So, let’s say you get up in the middle of the night and stumble your way over to this bathroom door. In order to have any amount of light in the bathroom you need to turn on the switch before entering. That means you’ve flooded your cabin with light and potentially woken someone up. Beyond that, when you get in the bathroom you’ll be in a completely lit room and that can make it more difficult to fall back asleep.
This is a video of me going from my bed into the bathroom with this rechargeable night light on. As you can see… this is a MUCH better experience. The video was taken on Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas in a Jr Suite.
This article may contain affiliate links. We may make a small percentage if you use our links to make a purchase. You won’t pay more and you’ll be supporting Cruise Packing List and more content like this. Thank you for your support!
A photo with the night light on. This is a much better experience all around. No fumbling for the switch, no flooding the cabin with light. Just a small amount of always on light .
For lots more about cruise packing including some solutions for the outlet problem check out our complete packing list.
This post may contain affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Cruise Packing List!
Price, promotions and availability can change quickly. Check the product page for current price, description and availability. top:nightlights tag:tpru
Many cruise cabins have a common problem… lack of outlets. This has generally gotten better with newer ships, but can still be an issue. Even newer ships that have more cabin outlets, the outlets can be placed in such a way as to limit their usability. If two outlets are too close together… you can only use one.
To accommodate European travelers cruise lines will often include one or more 220 volt outlets. If you’re used to using three prong 120 volt electronics this outlet will most likely go unused.
One way to stretch out the outlets on your next cruise is to… use the 220 volt outlet.
What style is the 220 volt outlet on cruise ships?
European Type C seems to be the standard style on cruise ships. This may vary, but it seems to be fairly standard.
Voltage Adapters vs Voltage Converters
Voltage adapters are generally compact and reasonably priced. Adapters only adapt the plug. They do not convert 220v to 120v. Voltage converters actually step down voltage from 220v to 120v. Those are generally bulkier and more expensive.
This article may contain affiliate links. We may make a small percentage if you use our links to make a purchase. You won’t pay more and you’ll be supporting Cruise Packing List and more content like this. Thank you for your support!
Will my 120v devices work with an adapter?
A 120v device (only) device will not work on a 220v outlet with an adapter, but… many of your devices may actually be rated for both 120v and 220v…
Dual Voltage and World Wide Voltage
Many devices are actually setup to use either voltage. As an example take a look at this laptop power charger. It’s designed to accept 100 volts up to 240 volts.
Another example, as of this writing… “Apple USB power adapters are designed for use with power sources rated to provide 100V AC to 240V AC at 50Hz to 60Hz.” via About Apple USB Power Adapters
Another example Anker’s model A9123 which I own and use on cruises. It is designed to accept 100 volts up to 240 volts.
Many three prong devices are designed to work at a range of voltages including 220v. Those devices will work with an outlet adapter. As three prong cord users we just don’t think about it much. To see if your device is compatible with 220v check the label, product specifications or ask the manufacturer.
What about USB?
220v adapters that have USB ports should step down power to provide USB range DC power.
Example – This USB charger accepts 100-240V AC input and outputs DC 5V
Product specifications can change. Double check your product before use.
For lots more about cruise packing including some solutions for the outlet problem check out our complete packing list.
This post may contain affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Cruise Packing List!
Make sure the components you use are compatible and rated for your intended application. Contact manufacturer with questions about suitability or a specific application. Always read and follow manufacturer directions. top:220 tag:tpr
Many cruise cabins have a common problem… lack of outlets. This has generally gotten better with newer ships, but can still be an issue. Even newer ships that have more cabin outlets, the outlets can be placed in such a way as to limit their usability. If two outlets are too close together… you can only use one.
This article outlines some ways to stretch the power resources that are available in your next cruise ship cabin.
#1 Use the 220 Outlet(s)
To accommodate European travelers cruise lines will often include one or more 220 volt outlets. If you’re used to using three prong 120 volt electronics this outlet will most likely go unused.
One way to stretch out the outlets on your next cruise is to… use the 220 volt outlet.
What style is the 220 volt outlet on cruise ships?
European Type C seems to be the standard style on cruise ships. This may vary, but it seems to be fairly standard.
This article may contain affiliate links. We may make a small percentage if you use our links to make a purchase. You won’t pay more and you’ll be supporting Cruise Packing List and more content like this. Thank you for your support!
Most cruise lines allow the use of certain power strips. Generally speaking one thing you want to look for is a power strip that DOES NOT offer surge protection. Double check with your cruise line for specifics on what’s allowed on your ship.
A similar solution as using a power strip, but more compact and outlet extender to split one power outlet into multiple outlets. Some include USB outlets.
#4 Use a Rechargeable Night Light
Using a rechargeable night light means no outlet is taken up most of the time. This is particularly helpful for bathrooms as those usually have 0 outlets.
USB night lights plug into a USB port. That means no outlet taken up. They could go on a laptop, USB wall charger or power bank.
#6 Check the Phone
Many newer or remodeled cruise ships offer a USB charging port on the phone. This is the phone that was in our cabin on Royal Caribbean’s Odyssey of the Seas.
When you’re making decisions on cruise gear considering opting for rechargeable items. These don’t constantly take up an outlet or USB port and when charged, they aren’t tethered to wherever an outlet happens to be.
Using a rechargeable power bank gives you a de facto outlet (at least for USB devices) anywhere in your cabin. Beyond charging you can power loads of other USB compatible gear anywhere in your cabin.
Product specifications can change. Double check your product before use.
For lots more about cruise packing including some solutions for the outlet problem check out our complete packing list.
This post may contain affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Cruise Packing List!
Make sure the components you use are compatible and rated for your intended application. Contact manufacturer with questions about suitability or a specific application. Always read and follow manufacturer directions. top:outlets tag:tpr
This post may contain affiliate links. We may make a commission when you use our links. This will never cost you extra. Thank you for supporting Cruise Packing List!
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