sheets changed?

[jerseymermaid]

Hi, I'm sailing on the Jewel, just wondering, does anyone know how often the sheets are changed on a 7 day cruise?

[sdmike]

Once, unless you ask your steward to do it more often

[Sauer-kraut]

Usually on the third day

[mosiegirl]

Once, unless you ask your steward to do it more often

 

ew.. are you serious?? i honestly didnt know that.. i will definitely be requesting every second day..

[sdmike]

ew.. are you serious?? i honestly didnt know that.. i will definitely be requesting every second day..

 

Yes, I'm serious.

 

I figure as long as they're clean when I get there I'm not too worried about it.

[Mrs. Squirrel]

ew.. are you serious?? i honestly didnt know that.. i will definitely be requesting every second day..

 

I don't understand your reaction. :confused:

Do you change your sheets at home every other day?

[hladygirl]

How often do you change your sheets at home?

[m4yb]

ew.. are you serious?? i honestly didnt know that.. i will definitely be requesting every second day..

Really? do you change your sheets every second day at home?

Just imagine the cost to the environment (and the ship) if every passenger made such request! We dont even expect daily towel change, we hang them on a chair on the balcony if we have one....

[Cruisegirl6]

Every second day hahahahahaha I say third/fourth day sufficient, do you change your sheets every other day?

[Zoey]

Really??? Every second day?? I must really be a dirty girl and didn't even realize it......I MAY get around to changing my sheets every second week if I'm lucky :eek: I also hang my bath towel up to dry and use it for three or four days before I launder it.

[sdmike]

Every second day hahahahahaha I say third/fourth day sufficient, do you change your sheets every other day?

 

I'm not sure I do mine every other week.

[pyrrhus]

I'm not sure I do mine every other week.

 

I am fairly sure that between undergrad, grad and law school, I may not have changed my sheets unless I was moving :) I hope I am kidding. Seriously though, I thought they changed them daily or at least used to.

[pyrrhus]

I'm not sure I do mine every other week.

 

I am fairly sure that between undergrad, grad and law school, I may not have changed my sheets unless I was moving :) I hope I am kidding. Seriously though, I thought they changed them daily or at least used to. Dang environment!

[roses_rem]

I asked a few people I talk to from the industry and they change the sheets once unless they see a stain or a problem and if so can be more....

[Single Cruiser]

I'm not sure I do mine every other week.

 

Sounds about right. Maybe the OP has medical issues that require more frequent changing :confused:

[ONLY NCL]

Sounds about right. Maybe the OP has medical issues that require more frequent changing :confused:

 

MENAPAUSE would do it,!!

But why post it, aren't we all hot on vacation?;;)

[chengkp75]

I know that NCL policy is once a week. You should see the mountain of laundry that comes from embarkation day. What with the daily table linens from the restaurants, and the mountain of towels (beach and cabin), it takes at least 5 days to work through the linen accumulated from embark day, and have it all ready to go for the next embark. And the laundry goes about 18-20 hours a day.

[francina]

Sheets really:D. Funny. As long as my sheets are clean they don't need to change them. As for towels everyday. I no shame on me.

[phoenix1181]

I know that NCL policy is once a week. You should see the mountain of laundry that comes from embarkation day. What with the daily table linens from the restaurants, and the mountain of towels (beach and cabin), it takes at least 5 days to work through the linen accumulated from embark day, and have it all ready to go for the next embark. And the laundry goes about 18-20 hours a day.

 

Are you saying they only change the sheets on embark day on 7 day cruises? No mid-week change?

[chengkp75]

Are you saying they only change the sheets on embark day on 7 day cruises? No mid-week change?

 

Its been a few years since I worked there, but that was the general practice back then. Naturally, some cabins requested changes mid-week. The sheets are all ironed in the laundry, so you should be able to easily tell when they've been changed.

[meltingmoments]

MENAPAUSE would do it,!!

But why post it, aren't we all hot on vacation?;;)

 

Haha, that made me smile!! :)

 

Can you tell by my screen name, I'm a lady of a certain age? :eek:

 

I'm with others here.....so long as sheets were fresh when we arrived.....I don't even sleep INSIDE the sheets....as I said....lady of a certain age!! Lol

 

If I remember correctly, our bed was completely stripped and changed on around the 3rd day of a 7 day cruise!

[Sailaway Girl]

On the Breakaway it was mid week at home every Saturday.

[BurtonRiderT6]

Being a guy is easy, I shower once a day at night before bed so my sheets tend to stay pretty clean. I also try to keep the room as cold as possible so I don't sweat at night. To each their own.

[DMLyons]

Yes, I'm serious.

 

I figure as long as they're clean when I get there I'm not too worried about it.

 

I'm with Mike there. Unless I spill something on the sheets or something similar, I can't fathom why changing sheets twice a week would be an issue. If they're clean and my husband and I are the only ones in them, why would they need changed more often? Not an attack...more...academic interest. :rolleyes:

 

DML

[philip_eunice1]

Some people really need to get over themselves unless as previously stated they have a medical condition