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Just took a 7-day Cruise of the Agean.

Posted by Doug H. on October 19, 2001 at 15:41:37:

In Reply to: humidifer on a cruise? posted by Rachel on October 19, 2001 at 08:09:41:

My CPAP has a built-in heated humidiifer, so it was not possible to leave it home. There was a single 220-volt socket in the room near ceiling height. There was also a 110-volt socket in the bathroom. My 79¢ two-prong to three-prong adpater that fit the socket, and I attached the ground wire to the screw holding the plate on the wall. The fancy adapter did not fit, but I used that one for the extra days in a hotel in Athens. The CPAP is dual-voltage, so no converter was needed.

It worked fine. They did not have distilled water, and insisted that none was available on ship. Thus, I used bottled water.

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