Hey there, if you’re like me and doing laundry in the sink or shower at your accommodation to save space and weight, you might be wondering what works and what doesn’t. Let’s talk about laundry soap, drying lines, laundry bags, sink stoppers, and any other accessories you find helpful. Are you using a different method than the usual soak, rinse, squeeze, and hang routine?
Personally, I’ve found success with the “wear one, wash one, spare one” approach for my clothes. I pack two sets of shirts, boxer briefs, and socks in my carry-on bag, along with the set I’m wearing. This way, I have a three-day rotation without carrying too much. In the evening, I spend just five minutes doing sink or shower laundry, and it keeps my packing light and efficient.
When it comes to laundry soap, I prefer travel-size packets or small containers to avoid spills. Drying lines are a must-have, and I like the adjustable ones that can be strung up easily. As for laundry bags or sink stoppers, I’ve found that a simple plastic bag works well for separating dirty clothes, and a universal sink stopper is handy when one is not provided.
If you’re looking to streamline your sink laundry routine, consider any additional accessories that could make the process smoother. Maybe a portable clothesline or a travel-sized laundry detergent bottle could be useful additions to your kit.
Overall, sink and shower laundry is a game-changer for minimalist travelers like us. With just a few minutes each evening, we can keep our clothes fresh and clean without lugging around a ton of extra stuff. So, keep refining your technique and finding what works best for you – happy washing!