Bathroom night light?

[John Bull]

You sure he doesn't really mean this?

 

 

I give up :D

 

JB :)

[john watson]

I just leave the bathroom light on. There is a sufficient gap along lower edge of door to get enough light to get to the bathroom. You must travel with people who recognise the importance of not leaving shoes etc. strewn across the floor which might create a trip hazard (get it?).

 

Regards John

[Bonnie J.]

We just leave the bathroom light on and close or crack the bathroom door. There is light around the door even when its closed.

[navybankerteacher]

I give up :D

 

JB :)

 

Hey, we really like you --- enough to help you learn the proper use of our common language.

[ShakyBeef]

We just bring several of those little battery powered tea lights - drug and grocery stores sell them. They give just enough glow to be effective while not letting any light spill into the room. Each one lasts several nights.

 

This is what I do also. I get a 3-pack of the smallest size battery-operated tealight 'candles' from the dollar store (that's 3 for $1! :)). I place them on the vanity. Their light reflected in the mirror is very nice - dim but cozy with their candle-like flicker:), enough to see by, but not enough to leak into the cabin or blast you wide-awake light bright bathroom lights can.

 

I leave the bathroom door cracked open, so that we can find our way to it in the night by the glow of the candles.

 

When we stay it suites, with the larger bathrooms, I'll set out 3 candles across the vanity. When we stay in regular cabins, just 2 candles works nicely. So far, the tealights I've used have always lasted through the whole cruise (even 10-day cruises).:)

Edited February 4, 2016 by ShakyBeef

[figi4]

you can have my oxford comma when you pry it from my cold, lifeless, and ink-stained fingers.

 

lol :)

[ShakyBeef]

lol :)

 

Thanks.;):p

[beachbum53]

He might have been thinking about a stick with a kerosene (paraffin, in his case) soaked rag wrapped around the end.

 

Just don't ask him about putting a spanner in the boot. :)

Edited February 4, 2016 by beachbum53

[ShakyBeef]

Packing a small flashlight (torch) is a good idea, no matter what you decide to use as a bathroom nightlight. In the unlikely event of a power failure (think 2013 Carnival Triumph), it could be indispensable.;)

[navybankerteacher]

Just don't ask him about putting a spanner in the boot. :)

 

You mean after he gets his German bands out from under the bonnet?

[HuntersMoon]

I've purchased battery operated votives at the the Dollar Tree. Can't remember how many came in the package, but I've always used them. That cabin can be very dark!

 

 

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[jakethecruiser]

Well my family cant sleep at all with another light on. Keep in mind that you are all sleeping in the same room so try using a flashlight

 

 

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[payankee]

We get up in the middle of the night and don't want to bother each other in the cabin.

What night light do you suggest since there is no plugin in the bathroom

Thanks

I always take a few battery operated candles. One in the bathroom works beautifully. I also use them in the cabin and on the balcony. I have the bigger ones from Target.

Edited February 5, 2016 by payankee

[Hlitner]

One of many things we love about Celebrity's "S" Class ships is that they have a really neat night light system built into their cabin bathrooms. It is automatic and a low powered light which is part of the regular lighting system. When its dark in the cabin this light is on, is dim enough so it does not interfere with the dark cabin, but provides enough light in the bathroom during the night hours.

 

Hank