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PersonMosserswife
16/7/2007 at 2:45pm
 Location: Wiltshire
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What do you all use to keep clothes in when you're off camping?

We weren't as organised as we'd hoped to be by the time we went off this weekend gone, and since we were only away for 2 nights I only took 1 change of clothes, slung into a carrier bag each.

Not sure what the modern camper uses - my main camping experience comes from when I was in the guides and scouts, and we used to have to build shelves etc out of sticks and string!

Ali


PersonCezzaE
16/7/2007 at 2:51pm
 Location: Staffordshire
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I saw in Home Bargains today a really useful looking wardrobe type thingy that was less than £10 which could be quite useful.

I used to just use a bag before the caravan


rickit
16/7/2007 at 2:54pm
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We treated ourselves to an Outwell Trinidad wardrobe this year. Double width wardrobe with either hanging rails or shelves. Keeps you kit dry and tidy as well as your tent.


PersonWilkos
17/7/2007 at 5:52am
 Location: Kent
 Outfit: P.A Arizona.Wynnst. Shrike Khyam Meg View Wilkos's Profile View Profile   Reply to Wilkos Reply   Quote Wilkos Quote  
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We just use a £1 pop up laundry basket from a pound shop. Does the job and doesn't take up space in the car.

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Personmini
17/7/2007 at 6:29am
 Location: cornwall
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We use supermarket trolley bags, I got them in Lakeland. They fit in the boot of the car neatly and stand up on their own so you can see what in them. We each have one and if you can't get it in the bag you can't take it with you.

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PersonJK98
18/7/2007 at 12:06am
 Location: Coventry
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If we use the small synthetic tent, we just keep our clothes in a holdall, but in the frame tents we use a clothes rail (£6) without the casters, and I hang a six section canvas shelf unit from this - I can organise everything into sections then. Hubby has his shirts hanging on the rail, and it's handy for draping towels over while they dry too.

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Personcpringle1965
18/7/2007 at 12:20am
 Location: Trench Telford
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try argos they have similar wardrobes one in double size, one side for hanging your clothes- and shelving on the other side, have used my one it was invaluable and stored lots of kit, very robustly made and easy to assemble, priced around £ 20-25, good luck


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Personian01
18/7/2007 at 8:40am
 Location: East Mids
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try a portable greenhouse from wilkos or argos packs away flat and can be adjusted to how many shelves you need see thru cover as well should you want it


Personcandida
18/7/2007 at 10:55am
 Location: Cornwall
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They live in the bags when clean, a pop-up laundry basket once dirty. Can't bo doing with the faff of "proper" places, I'd spend the whole holiday chivvying the ones with the Y chromosomes, which wouldn't be a holiday at all.



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Personbundys
18/7/2007 at 11:05am
 Location: Essex
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clean stuff in suitcases or holdalls - dirty stuff into a pop up laundry basket from poundland.



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