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Considering the latest viral outbreak, thinking about how to avoid germs on my upcoming cruise. Was wondering about picking up some Lysol before boarding and spraying down my cabin. Is it allowed to bring aerosols such as Lysol onboard? Ideas for germ prevention onboard?

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We did!!! We took lysol wipes, the ones with peroxide, because I thought I read they kill Noro. Another option is hospital grade wipes like CaviWipes. We wiped our entire cabin top to bottom, not just the light switches and remote, but EVERYTHING. Hubs and I tag-teamed it, and wiped everything in site the minute we got into the room. Even the balcony furniture and handrail. I traveled with a low immune function and picc line in my arm for medications. Had no problems at all, but then there wasn't an outbreak on our cruise. However, it was an over-capacity sailing, by like 500 people, so it was a big ship, over crowded, and we didn't get sick. Also we took foaming hand sanitizer and used it after touching the menu in the MDR and the serving utensils in the WJ.

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Considering the latest viral outbreak, thinking about how to avoid germs on my upcoming cruise. Was wondering about picking up some Lysol before boarding and spraying down my cabin. Is it allowed to bring aerosols such as Lysol onboard? Ideas for germ prevention onboard?

 

 

We always bring Lysol and wipe down our cabin. Bring a small container of dish soap as well to clean your soda cup. The casino, computer lab, bathrooms ,and WJ are all places where hand washing is super important!

 

 

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Considering the latest viral outbreak, thinking about how to avoid germs on my upcoming cruise. Was wondering about picking up some Lysol before boarding and spraying down my cabin. Is it allowed to bring aerosols such as Lysol onboard? Ideas for germ prevention onboard?

 

We always do! The other important thing is wash your hands often and watch what you use that other people touch. The buffet is dangerous if folks don't obey simple rules. Children are the worst. :)

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Time4u2go: YES, we did, constant wiping of our cabin and bathroom. But as I said, I am immuno-compromised, so it was important for us. We even wiped our seapasses, camera, cellphones, zippers on backpacks, straps on bags, sunglasses, anything of ours we touched while out and about on the ship, etc. in case we picked up germs and deposited them on our belongings. YES, EVERYTHING, DAILY.

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Lachase asked for tips on staying well. We also took 2 antibacterial handsoaps for the bathroom, rather than relying on the bar soap provided. I also covered the sofa in our stateroom with a pool towel before sitting or laying down on it. Touched elevator buttons with knuckle or elbow.

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http://http://www.lysol.com/cleaning-products/disinfectant-sprays/disinfectant-spray-travel-size

 

I take this and spray the bathroom daily (also good for DH's usual BM). I also Spray the duvet and pillows and replace the cases. I also wipe down all hard surfaces with wipes.

 

I avoid the buffet except for the omelette bar in morning where I get my eggs.

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We are on the 1/31 explorer sailing. I just ordered the medical grade stuff. I plan to decon our rooms (4 rooms - we are traveling with family) as we get on. After extensive research Regular Clorox and Lysol are useless. You need the medical grade stuff with bleach.

 

 

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Who/where has purchased Lyson Brand lll and what about if you are flying ?...We've had trouble aerosol cans and have had to put them in ziploc bags...any other suggestions ?

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We are on the 1/31 explorer sailing. I just ordered the medical grade stuff. I plan to decon our rooms (4 rooms - we are traveling with family) as we get on. After extensive research Regular Clorox and Lysol are useless. You need the medical grade stuff with bleach.

 

 

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I'm interested. What exactly are you buying? Thank you.

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I bring a mini bottle of Lysol and Clorox wipes. Wipe down all the door handles, drawers, switches, remote, etc.

 

Never had Noro or been sick onboard. I don't know if it has anything to do with our personal "sanitizing", but it couldn't hurt!

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Most important areas to wipe down are bath stall and public bathroom door knobs since NORO is derived from fecal matter.I try to use my cabin bathroom. Celebrity even has little towels by Ladies bath exits so no need to touch infected door knobs.

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