Outlets in the bathroom

[bikn4fn]

I know there are outlets in the bathroom. Mainly used for shavers. What I don't remember is if the nights have to be on for them to work. We have an inside cabin for a short weekend cruise and would like a small night-light so we don't have to stumble around in the dark (if we get up in the middle of the night). With a balconey there is always "some" light coming through the window.

[cb at sea]

I would think a low voltage night light would work in there--but I admit--I don't know if the lights have to be on--that would defeat the whole purpose! Good question!

[Alexis]

Leave the bathroom light on and close the door. The little space around the door will give you just enough light to find it. ;)

[bikn4fn]

Leave the bathroom light on and close the door. The little space around the door will give you just enough light to find it. ;)

 

We thought about that, but don't like the "blinding" light when you first go in (arrrrg!)

[sea-cruise]

Plug your tiny nightlight into an outlet by the desk.

[DHADEN]

Here's another idea for inside-cabin-dwellers.

Sometimes you wake up in an inside cabin and you don't even know if it is night or day (in the real world ;) )

If you turn your tv on and find the channel that is the "Bridge-Cam", then you will have a small amount of light at night and it will be daylight during the day. :cool:

 

HOpe this helps.

[wraithe]

I know there are outlets in the bathroom. Mainly used for shavers. What I don't remember is if the nights have to be on for them to work. We have an inside cabin for a short weekend cruise and would like a small night-light so we don't have to stumble around in the dark (if we get up in the middle of the night). With a balconey there is always "some" light coming through the window.

 

To answer your question, yes, the lights have to be on for the plug to be "hot".

[bikn4fn]

To answer your question, yes, the lights have to be on for the plug to be "hot".

 

Oh well. We'll try some of the other suggestions.

 

Thanks