Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
NASA-UAP-D021 · page 124 of 222
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114 Lovell That i s right. :Sorman We took an actual meal and ate i t and got the refuse. Lovell It was very fortunate that we did this. It caused us to l ook for new places to s tow t hings. :Sorman As it was it worked out real f ine. The cockpit was cleaner when we reeentered than when we left. Another i t em that was very helpful from the cockpit cleanliness standpoint were these by-pass hoses with the screens on them. They acted as vacumn cleaners on the whole flight. All the gar bage and refuse would get collected on them. We could clean them off and put them in the bag and it worked great. Lovell We never had any l arge amounts of dandruff or anything floating around. Borman The harness we took off. All you can say about the harness i s it is a necessary evil. Once you get it off, it is tough to stow. J i m, you sat on yours , didn't you? Lovell I stowed mine between the seat and the back of the ejection seat because it was a dead space for me . :Sorman I stowed mine on the outboard si de of t he seat. We never took the life vests off the harness. :Sorman Waste disposal and stowage. We used the aft food boxes for the defecation gloves and the urine sample bags. Ji m filled up his first and then I started filling up mine. We ended up putti ng one day of food and some other refuse in the t