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I pack our clothes into roll bags that I bought from QVC. They're brilliant. You just roll them up and squeeze all the air out and it packs them down really small. We use a few different ones and then push them into the nooks and crannies left in the boot/back seat.

Once we're there then I put dirty washing into a pop up washing basket that I bought online for a couple of quid. I then take that home just as it is - because it's squishy it can be forced into whatever small space there is left in the car!

I take a trolley case with me, keep the clean clothes inside, dirty clothes scattered on the bedroom floor!

DK

I use a very squishy holdall I've had for years. I seperate the undies and sox into brightly coloured carrier bags. I always put the nightwear and toiletry bag  and towels into a large washing net inside it so we can yank it out before it gets dark. I only take things that don't crease. Fleeces, hats, raincoats all go in a big Tesco blue bag and then into a vaccum bag that I just sit on till its squashed nearly flat. I take a bin liner to chuck all the washing in, that lands straight in front of the washer when we get home.

Dont panic we dont go there .... and if we did there would be complaints from the misses that I look more creased than if I had clothing on that had been screwed up in a carrier bag for weeks !!

No we use a large Outwell holdall (Go Outdoors £19.00) which has 2 internal dividers and 5 very good size pockets, everything folded and laid in the bag neatly serves us well ..... just dont ask me to pack it !! Then all the grubby stuff goes in a stuff sack .... I can handle that bit.

Gary

we use holdalls at the mo but willl be getting some compression bags