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D. MICROWAVE
This microwave operates like your standard microwave at home. Use normal precautions
about foil and containers. Before operating the microwave, make sure the breaker switch on
the AC master panel is ON. Instructions are located in the operation manual.
E. SALON BED
To turn the dinette table into a queen size bed, push the tabletop down to the bench level.
There is a 4" pad that sits on top of the tabletop to complete the mattress. Under the salon
seats you will find a storage area where the Life Jackets are stored.
UNDER BED DRAWERS
There is amble drawer space under the two cabins beds and are available for your use. They
should be empty upon your arrival.
9. HEAD, SHOWERS, BILGE PUMPS :
Both heads have under sink and cabinet storage. This storage is available for your use. The
holding tank has an 80-gallon capacity. Both heads are manual flush type, and are connected
to a "Y" valve to direct discharge to the holding tank. This "Y" valve is located in the
storage area accessed through the side door by the bed in the mid stateroom. The "Y" should
always be set to discharge to the holding tank.
Plugged heads can make your cruise extremely uncomfortable. A marine head is a
complicated mechanism. If you toss even the smallest thing into it, from a paper matchstick
to a hank of hair, it will probably choke. So alert ALL Crewmembers to the simple
precautions.
REMEMBER! THERE ARE NO PLUMBERS AT SEA!!
Use only marine toilet paper, which is biodegradable. Use a minimum amount of tissue and
pump sufficiently so that all material is fully pumped through. The toilets use salt water so
don't skimp on the water, there's lot of it out there.
Deodorizers and waste treatment products are provided on board in the head cabinets. Please
follow the instructions on the labels for desired results. After pumping out the holding tank,
put deodorizer into toilet and flush it into the tank.
DO NOT put foreign materials into the toilets. Tampon type materials that swell when wet
are the worst offenders. Makeup tissue, paper towels, cotton balls, hair and even a
matchstick, can also clog the discharge value.
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