Yes, I wouldn't pay hotel laundry out of my own pocket. But an in-shower shreddiewash is a very normal feature of personal trips for me. And if that means leaving the Travelodge heater on all day and opening the window pronto when I get back in, that's fine by meBring what you need, but sort your gear out while you're there - socks, pants, t-shirts and shorts can all be washed in the shower and dried out around the holiday gaff. Then you have a constant stream of clean clothes and you shouldn't get home with more than 2 days dirty washing.
How many vests would you take on holiday for fourteen days?Back in days of yore, women wore shifts, to protect their clothes. No knickers were worn, just endless layers (kirtles). This is a terrific idea which struck a chord for me (only substituting vests for shifts)...and is pretty much how I dress today.
It's one of the joys of living here, perfect drying weather about 80 percent of the year - even winter is dry and sunny. Good job, because with the kids it feels like the washing machine is on constantly. But still amazing to me to be able to strip the beds in the morning and have the same sheets crisp and dry before the sun's even down.I love doing laundry on holiday.
I actually experience joy at getting washing dry in hot, hot sunshine.
Blatant bragging.big teatowel
4, if room, but 2 as a minimumHow many vests would you take on holiday for fourteen days?
While I’m sure I own at least 14 pairs of knickers, I typically would take only 7 with me because I generally like to buy more where we holiday (UK or HK) thereby getting the double excitement of holiday AND exotic new undercrackers!
Backpackery type places normally do laundry so oddly you're more likely to get it done on a cheap holiday.But I guess if you were doing the sort of trip that involved hostels or yurts or unmade roads, you wouldn’t want a lovely big hard shell suitcase.
Fucking ruins them tooBackpackery type places normally do laundry so oddly you're more likely to get it done on a cheap holiday.
Getting your laundry done at a dhobi in India is an experience. Your lovely clothes will come back immaculately clean, pressed to within an inch of its life and with creases you could shave with. All this despite having been beaten to a pulp on a rock. You might be missing a button or two though.
Nothing with buttons or zips tends to make it out alive.Fucking ruins them too
Double post.Fucking ruins them too