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vjj5712
Guest
Okay, so just how and what is the best way to pack these items?
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kana
Guest
Garment bags have always worked well for us. We bring along a water spray bottle so we could do the hillbilly ironing for those few wrinkles . 
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Cruise cutie
Guest
=yeah..we use a garment bag and it works fine....Joanne
..Joanne
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lisa0727
Guest
Are there irons in the rooms?
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CruiseAholic
Guest
Have the items dry cleaned and then pack them in the suitcase in the dry cleaner bags. I do this for most of my evening clothes and just fold them into the suitcase and have never had a problem.
Princess has laundry facilities on the ships with irons in them, but no irons in the room.
Princess has laundry facilities on the ships with irons in them, but no irons in the room.
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vjj5712
Guest
When you board a plane, what do you do with your garment bag?
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Lady Jag
Guest
How do we do it? With a dry cleaning bag over each item and all items put in a rolling garmet bag.
We always check our rolling garmet bag - it's really study - not the soft, hanging kind - but one that folds over once and zips when it's flat, and again when it's folded over. The clothes have very few winkles when we take them out and it'll hold enough dresses for a 10 night cruise.
We always check our rolling garmet bag - it's really study - not the soft, hanging kind - but one that folds over once and zips when it's flat, and again when it's folded over. The clothes have very few winkles when we take them out and it'll hold enough dresses for a 10 night cruise.
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The Cruiser
Guest
I check my garment bag with my suitcase
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Snowblower
Guest
I agree with a garment bag or just pack it with your regular clothes if you have the room. If you take a tux, two-piece suit it is only $10 to have it dry-cleaned and pressed on the ship. $5.00 for pressing only. Formal dresses are a little less than this. You are on vacation, let the ship take care of it for you.
Snowblower
Snowblower
