Clothes can take up a lot of room… unless you take with you for one week and clean them. Possible almost everywhere. It’s really a gamechanger. We do it often at a launderette in a beautiful village or town and have a drink in the bus or in a tearoom.
Oh, I’m sorry: I don’t think you know what I’m talking about then. It’s not cleaning children's clothing that has been puked up I’m referring to. Keep carrying lots of clothes then? I just tried to give a (valuable) tip. Not tried to make you go mad. If not for you, maybe for others?I’ve only done that once, and that was the little one had a sickness bug. No way am I spending a couple of days on my Euro trips washing clothes…
really? We’re four and it takes about an hour once a week. For example: three weeks: two washes. That’s all it takes.
Oh, I’m sorry: I don’t think you know what I’m talking about then. It’s not cleaning children's clothing that has been puked up I’m referring to. Keep carrying lots of clothes then? I just tried to give a (valuable) tip. Not tried to make you go mad. If not for you, maybe for others?
Edit: a couple of days, you say
Yes, I just think: I don’t carry clothes for three weeks when I’m on holiday, nor a big pile dirty ones in a bagThanks.
But, I’m on holiday. The last thing I want is chores.
Each to their own…
and I saved space. Anyway, I didn’t mention the biggest issue being clothes so just tired to help.), yes, I do bring an small hand brush in the cali.
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Fits neatly in the door pocket
Now this I like: a small brush and a dustpan but also if you would need a small bin-like thing: there it is. Perfect! We try to see multiple features of different articles that we take with us. And as @Corradobrit said: should fit perfectly in the door pocket.
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