B737-400
Flight Attendant Current
Communication Breakdown; Situational Awareness
Aircraft Equipment Problem Critical; Deviation / Discrepancy - Procedural FAR; Deviation / Discrepancy - Procedural Published Material / Policy
Aircraft; Human Factors; Environment - Non Weather Related; Company Policy
Toilet paper roll falling in the aft right toilet on previous flight may have caused back-up of toilet. Toilet paper roll holder is missing. Toilet paper was left on the sink counter for use. Cleaning crew came in hazmat suits for clean-up. Clean-up crew did not remove aft galley carts. Additional overflow continued to seep out from under the carts during taxi and after takeoff. Additional clean-up needed [upon landing]. I will be discarding my shoes worn on the trip. [Recommend that] soaked carpet in rear of aircraft should be replaced. Plane is still operating. Seat Rows 23 thru 25 and Aft Galley saturated with toilet water. Complacency [Issue].
Reporter stated no further information is known as to whether additional cleaning of the galley and lavatory was accomplished; or whether the carpets had been removed due to the Blue water contaimination. She was not sure if Maintenance checked the Aft cargo pit under the galley floor.
A Cabin Flight Attendant reports that Blue Water fluid from a previous overflow spill in the Aft Lavatory toilet on their B737 aircraft had continued to seep out from under the galley carts; saturating cabin flooring and carpets under the aft three rows of passenger seats.