Just off harmony - where does everyone hang swimsuits to dry???

[MichMom06]

Heavy Duty Magnets.

 

Yep, I bought a pack of 4 from Amazon prior to our last cruise and hung them on our cabin wall. Our suits dried much faster this way. ;) They were not expensive, maybe $8. Just make sure they are not teeny tiny.

[karena1]

Like other said, we roll ours into towels to dry them, then hang them from any available surface. We also don't mind putting back on a damp suit if we're going straight to the pool/hot tub.

 

Luckily I don't have to do that as I never wear the same suit more than once when on a cruise. I probably bring 15 suits for a week cruise so I have choices - never know what I will want to wear for my suit each morning until I try them on:p:p:p:p

[John&LaLa]

Luckily I don't have to do that as I never wear the same suit more than once when on a cruise. I probably bring 15 suits for a week cruise so I have choices - never know what I will want to wear for my suit each morning until I try them on:p:p:p:p

And some folks say packing formal wear is a problem.

 

I own two swim trunks

 

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[lovelife]

Luckily I don't have to do that as I never wear the same suit more than once when on a cruise. I probably bring 15 suits for a week cruise so I have choices - never know what I will want to wear for my suit each morning until I try them on:p:p:p:p

 

Wow!

[Biker19]

Just make sure they are not teeny tiny.

and keep your SeaPass card (or any other card with a mag stripe) away from them.

[Pellaz]

The Harmony and other new ships no longer have retractable clotheslines in the shower.

 

:eek: why would they possibly want to remove those? It makes no sense at all.

[Clarea]

:eek: why would they possibly want to remove those? It makes no sense at all.

One less maintenance issue.

[Shak]

One less maintenance issue.

 

I think saving $$$ on parts and installation was a consideration too!

 

Shak

[LuCruise]

Our built in closet on Allure had a bunch of pant hangers. Work great for drying bathing suits (they were never dripping wet by the time we'd return to our cabin).

 

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[KnightsFan]

Luckily I don't have to do that as I never wear the same suit more than once when on a cruise. I probably bring 15 suits for a week cruise so I have choices - never know what I will want to wear for my suit each morning until I try them on:p:p:p:p

:cool::cool:

 

You must be a coastal person, too. My wife moved to Florida from Pennsylvania and thought it was crazy that everybody had at least two or three bathing suits.

[Havingfun2010]

There are some things in life, that I just don't think about.....such as how to hang a wet bathing suit on a hanger to dry......and never thought it would have been a major discussion point!!!!

 

Now, I only bring one bathing suit. I mean, when I go swimming, I'm washing it, so no need to wash it again!:cool:

[Pellaz]

One less maintenance issue.

 

I think saving $$$ on parts and installation was a consideration too!

 

Another cutback! :halo: :D

[karena1]

And some folks say packing formal wear is a problem.

 

I own two swim trunks

 

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I probably have at least 40 swim suits. I live in Florida. I could not imagine going on a cruise without at least double what I need!

[John&LaLa]

I probably have at least 40 swim suits. I live in Florida. I could not imagine going on a cruise without at least double what I need!

I live in Florida and I only own two. Which is double what I need. [emoji6]

 

Laura owns 4-5, but she generally brings 2-3

 

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