Mark Derail
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In the bathroom while waiting for the ferry - in Cozumel - on the way back to the hotel.
Takes awhile to rinse in the sinks.
Takes awhile to rinse in the sinks.
Strangest place you have rinsed your dive gear?
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+1 for JT83 and the cruise ship shower. The Carnival Valor is a sister ship to the Glory and the shower is tiny but works pretty well for gear rinsing. Rigging the regs, BCD and wet suit so they hang and don't block/plug the drain is challenging. Best to let your non-diving wife shower first.
I also carry a large housed SLR and found those cheap folding ice chests ( $12.98 at Walmart ) work great for soaking the camera housing overnight. Problem is, if you leave it unattended for a while, it leaks for the first time at just the wrong time. In case of a leak, you use the plastic bag that housekeeping leaves for laundry service as an inner liner that solve the leak problem.
Were there is a will, there is a way.
I also carry a large housed SLR and found those cheap folding ice chests ( $12.98 at Walmart ) work great for soaking the camera housing overnight. Problem is, if you leave it unattended for a while, it leaks for the first time at just the wrong time. In case of a leak, you use the plastic bag that housekeeping leaves for laundry service as an inner liner that solve the leak problem.
Were there is a will, there is a way.
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