Irons

[f-mattox]

"With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come."

I thought that was Michael Jackson.

[LisaP]

Rick, you know that's BAD, BAD. Really, really BAD.

Lisa

[f-mattox]

I know; and I"m trying so hard to be good.

[LisaP]

I just had to post that... now I can't get it out of my head...

Back to being serious, though -- some excellent points were made above about irons. A few cruises ago, we decided to send items out for pressing. The cost is reasonable, and they come back much better than I could ever hope to do myself.

LisaP

[Dwayne]

Now I can't get that out of my head!

Back to being serious as Lisa lead us. The service they have for pressing is quite good. They provide a bag for the items you need pressed. They have a ticket to fill out for what services you want. Just leave it on the bed, and the Steward will take care of it.

Here is a price list.

Don't bring the irons, there is a reason for the policy.

Dwayne

[lharry]

Hmm. Only $1.50 to get your under shorts pressed. What a bargain!

[macmom111]

I have to agree about not bring an iron on board. that is an accident waiting to happen....a fire aboard ship is about the only thing I worry about..for the safety of everyone obey the rules and leave the iron at home.

[Berick1234]

I always bring a can of spray wrinkle remover...works great if you need it....On our last cruise they confiscated an iron from the woman next to us....IT'S DANGEROUS.....wrinkles are a good thing on a ship.....

Happy Cruising..

Bob E