I will be taking my first cruise and I understand these are great for the bathroom door for holding lots of stuff. Has anyone used this model for that
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I do not know, but I do know it can hold a great deal of shoes and it is very strong!
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That is a unique use that I hadn't thought about. Depending on the length of your cruise, it might be overkill, but I will say that bathrooms in cruise ship rooms are quite small and this might be a great answer for containing things. We bought ours for holding water bottles in our mudroom (we have six people and a LOT of water bottles). It would certainly work for many other things. Enjoy your first cruise!
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I used it to carry whisky on a cruise and it went right through. Buy one larger than you need because you can only fill it to about 75% so you can put in the corners of your case and make it bend so if they don't look like a liquor bottle.
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It's just like any suitcase on wheels. We love it and use it for carrying cases of water on crusies...then everything we want to carry off the ship on our own. Souveniers, liquor, etc. You won't be disappointed.
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It was surprising that they worked well enough for our cruise! They seemed to work 90% of the time. We had an issue from the very top of the ship and trying to contact family in the 2nd. deck infirmary location. They didn't work well, maybe due to the confined location and distance! We heard some clicking and garbled response but otherwise they were very good overall.
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The sealed packets do an excellent job of keeping the wipes moist. I've used them over a year later and they were fine. I store the big box in a cool dark closet, and keep a smaller "imminent use" supply handy - in my handbags, on desk, etc. I recently went on a cruise and forgot to bring these. I was so upset - I use them for glasses, cameras, phones all the time. I found some strays in my beach bag (which had baked in the sun most of last summer) and travel toiletries case (probably in there for over two years) and they were all still moist! The ones from the beach bag were less moist, but still effective. The sealed packets do an excellent job of keeping the wipes moist. I've used them over a year later and they were fine. I store the big box in a cool dark closet, and keep a smaller "imminent use" supply handy - in my handbags, on desk, etc. I recently went on a cruise and forgot to bring these. I was so upset - I use them for glasses, cameras, phones all the time. I found some strays in my beach bag (which had baked in the sun most of last summer) and travel toiletries case (probably in there for over two years) and they were all still moist! The ones from the beach bag were less... » Read More The sealed packets do an excellent job of keeping the wipes moist. I've used them over a year later and they were fine. I store the big box in a cool dark closet, and keep a smaller "imminent use" supply handy - in my handbags, on desk, etc. I recently went on a cruise and forgot to bring these. I was so upset - I use them for glasses, cameras, phones all the time. I found some strays in my beach bag (which had baked in the sun most of last summer) and travel toiletries case (probably in there for over two years) and they were all still moist! The ones from the beach bag were less moist, but still effective. « Show Less
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The Large metal one would be perfect! I use these for towels on the back of the bathroom door too. Holds up well with thick wet towels so it shouldn't have any problem holding a wreath. And they are nice looking
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Sorry, no. I used ours on a Carnival Cruise. I had a friend who went on a Norwegian Cruise last year and bought these- She said she had no issues. In fact, she was the one that told us about the bags.
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For a Bathroom or room is perfect as you can lock it from one side. If looking for a lock with key, NO. We are using them and they are great
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We used these for our cruise. It held our drivers license, room key, credit card, and about $300.00 in twenties with no problem. Hope this helps. We loved the product.
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My wife and I used it on a cruise a few months ago... 4 islands in the Caribbean and no issues whatsoever.I used it mostly in the 3-5 foot range, but my wife was able to dive down while snuba'ing to about 15-20ish or so. (I think that's a little over the recommended depth, but no issues. We were very careful when in shallows for sand getting into the closing mechanism and also followed the cleaning procedures after we got back to the boat. (I also opened up both slot covers just to dry any random moisture out also.)Even the deep pictures came out pretty decently with less light, very impressed. We had some disposables that were absolutely terrible in comparison! My wife and I used it on a cruise a few months ago... 4 islands in the Caribbean and no issues whatsoever.I used it mostly in the 3-5 foot range, but my wife was able to dive down while snuba'ing to about 15-20ish or so. (I think that's a little over the recommended depth, but no issues. We were very careful when in shallows for sand getting into the closing mechanism and also followed the cleaning procedures after we got back to the boat. (I also opened up both slot covers just to dry any random moisture out also.)Even the deep pictures came out pretty decently with... » Read More My wife and I used it on a cruise a few months ago... 4 islands in the Caribbean and no issues whatsoever.I used it mostly in the 3-5 foot range, but my wife was able to dive down while snuba'ing to about 15-20ish or so. (I think that's a little over the recommended depth, but no issues. We were very careful when in shallows for sand getting into the closing mechanism and also followed the cleaning procedures after we got back to the boat. (I also opened up both slot covers just to dry any random moisture out also.)Even the deep pictures came out pretty decently with less light, very impressed. We had some disposables that were absolutely terrible in comparison! « Show Less
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Dry packs like this are made and only good for enclosed things of small size like a box or container that is more or less sealed. A bathroom cabinet is not an enclosed space as the door does not seal. Therefore, it would be exposed to moisture where a few of these would not do much to counter-act it; it would take a lot of them which is not practical.
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Yes! I use them when I travel - clothes, food, toiletries, etc. I like that I can see what is in them without opening them.
66568
It is very secure...............has been an enormous help. Haven't used it to travel yet but it will easy to transport in case I can't get a hotel room with a handicapped bathroom
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I purchased them for the exact same reason. They did not work well at all on board the ship. In fact by one day our at sea, we stopped using them altogether.
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It can be good to protect your luggage from scrapes and dings. I found it really handy when I moved to a new house. You just want to make sure you have a good layering around things.
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I agree with the previous responses - these are lightweight plastic drawers that will sustain limited weight and abuse. Your results will depend on your use. I bought mine to hold things like place mats and S&P; for outdoor dining on a covered deck and it's ideal. For the price, I couldn't do much better, but maybe you need something sturdier. If you find it, let us know!
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Yes these will hold up in a marine environment they are vary durable. My only suggestion is once a year spray wd40 in all the holes of the lock and they will last as long as you want .have a great day