green magnet

[JABE9999]

We are presently on a Regent cruise. I noticed a green magnet on the lower corner of my door. I see them on a few other doors also, but not many. Does anyone know what they are there for? Did we do something wrong?

[Travelcat2]

Don't know what it is, but am very curious. Which ship are you on?

[nana541]

Don't know what it is, but am very curious. Which ship are you on?

 

Inquiring minds want to know ????

[OrpingtonT]

We are presently on a Regent cruise. I noticed a green magnet on the lower corner of my door. I see them on a few other doors also, but not many. Does anyone know what they are there for? Did we do something wrong?

 

Now you've got us going. Please ask your stewardess (or butler) to find out.

[TheSeaAroundUs]

Not Kryptonite, clearly, or else the crew would have trouble walking by....

[NCCruzQueen]

Not Kryptonite, clearly, or else the crew would have trouble walking by....

 

If your comment was on Facebook, I would click LIKE!

[hondorner]

You're fortunate! Some of the rooms have red magnets!

 

JK ;)

[Wendy The Wanderer]

I'm guessing it is a method of identifying certain rooms. The question is for what--which stewardess does your room, for example. But then you would infer that all the rooms would have magnets of different colours. Unless, of course, there were only two stewards for a particular corridor.

[Roland4]

Is it a magenet, or one of the floor level green emergency exit track lighting. That would explain why the cabins don't all have them. Just an idle thought on a Sunday morning.

[Threechicks]

Magnets placed on doors are usually there to stick to the wall (if it is metal) to keep the door open.

[rallydave]

Magnets placed on doors are usually there to stick to the wall (if it is metal) to keep the door open.

 

You are correct Elsie but, the doors open inward, if I remember correctly so the magnets to hold the door open would be on the inside of the doors and believe the OP mentioned seeing the magnets on other doors so assume they are on the corridor side of the door.

[Travel2Learn]

Magnets are used to ID newpaper deliveries? Cruise perks?

[Threechicks]

You are correct Elsie but, the doors open inward, if I remember correctly so the magnets to hold the door open would be on the inside of the doors and believe the OP mentioned seeing the magnets on other doors so assume they are on the corridor side of the door.

You are right Dave. I didn't think of that. I have never seen them so am just guessing.

[Travelcat2]

If the OP doesn't come back with an answer, perhaps we should vote on which answer we preferred:p

[TedC]

If you have green magnet you can continue whatever you were doing.

 

 

If RED stop it now!

[nana541]

Maybe "green" indicates neat passengers and "red" means enter at your own risk these folks are NOT tidy :D

[nana541]

If you have green magnet you can continue whatever you were doing.

 

 

If RED stop it now!

 

Ted, you may be onto something with this one!