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Originally Posted by brennie2
How disappointing and disgusting. Previous poster referred to the need for smokers and non-smokers to "get along". Are you serious? I want a cabin that smells and is clean, and the smell of old tabacco smoke is as disgusting to me as roaches would be in the kitchen of the ship. How illogical that some of the ships enforce a nonsmoking policy in the dining room and other public areas, due to health, safety and customer preferences, but then "undo" it by forcing us to sleep and relax in rooms where the mattresses, drapes, and curtains contain old gray smoke. The turnaround on disembarkation times and embarkation times are only hours, at most. There is no way for a room to be cleaned or aired out in that time! Get real. I am furious!
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Perhaps you're one of those people who shouldn't cruise
. Every cabin we've had over the years has been clean and fresh smelling. I don't think the soft materials in the cabins "emit" smoke
. Also, you'd probably be surprised to know that hotel rooms can be "changed" from smoking to non-smoking if necessary. And that there
might be a bug in the kitchen of
any restaurant!
Life has it's "ickiness". If we want to leave our homes (and even if we don't
) we have to get used to it.
JMHO,