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Subject Topic: Packing Away Slleping Bags!! Post Reply Post New Topic
07/8/2005 at 11:28am
 Location: Norn Iron
 Outfit: 2001 Swift Challenger
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Could anyone give me tips in how to get my sleeping bags back in the bag once I've finished camping?  I am really losing patience with them, I have two singles and a double to get sorted.

 

Please HELP!!!!! 



07/8/2005 at 11:31am
 Location: co. durham
 Outfit:  outdoor revolution VRX600 Qashqai
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fold and roll, as tight as you can, or just shove it in lol17


07/8/2005 at 11:37am
 Location: Norn Iron
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Already tried that but am getting to the stage of burning them in the front garden!!!!!!!!

 



07/8/2005 at 11:42am
 Location: co. durham
 Outfit:  outdoor revolution VRX600 Qashqai
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ohh dear! do the really go back in the bags? hubby is ex-army and does it, I just throw them in a binbag, or stomp them into the ground and swear a little bit17


07/8/2005 at 12:02pm
 Location: co. durham
 Outfit:  outdoor revolution VRX600 Qashqai
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now you got me thinking! as our double sleeping bag is not in its bag17 I tried to put it in and it slipped everywhere17, so I sat on it and fumed inside...then looked across the room and there in the wardrobe was a empty 'under-storage-bag', from the poundshop! I folded it up and put it in there, and my sons thick scooby-doo sleeping  bag, plus his woolen crochet blanket and a foam roll up mattress thingy! all in the one bag, so saved space and its all tidy

I am going to buy some more of these £1 bags they have been so handy!



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07/8/2005 at 12:09pm
 Location: Waddington Lincolnshire
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The bag that they come in is supposed to be stuff sack - and so that's what i do.

Start with the bottom end and just stuff it in the bag - all of our sleeping bags go back into their bags like this even my Vango Astral which is huge and goes into an XL compression sac.



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07/8/2005 at 12:11pm
 Location: co. durham
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well I just shoved, our underwear in the sacks lol and my makeup and hairbrush,


07/8/2005 at 12:36pm
 Location: Norn Iron
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Had a search through old messages and found that a lot of people stuff them in so it does not effect the stuffing always being folded the same way.  The kids and I have now been successful in packing away the sleeping bags.  Thanks

 



07/8/2005 at 12:58pm
 Location: co. durham
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yippeahhh!!! glad you did ut, mine are staying in the staorage thing now,


07/8/2005 at 2:21pm
 Location: Heathrow
 Outfit: Coleman Bi-Space 500 & Alaska
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I use those great big laundry bags to store ours in and then shove 'em in the attic.  Blinkin nightmare to get them in the stuff bag when we're off again. 


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07/8/2005 at 6:37pm
 Location: South Wales
 Outfit: Khyam Rigipod Excelsior
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But you dont want to be storing them in the bags, the bags are only for transporting them ...........

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07/8/2005 at 9:14pm
 Location: Stockport
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I think air-beds are much harder to pack away.. still try and pack ours away in the box it came in but its getting harder now the box has become more tatty


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stuff them in be done with it, as for airbeds suck the air out with the pump.


08/8/2005 at 8:10am
 Location: Nottingham
 Outfit: Outwell Nevada M
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Quote: Originally posted by MW71 on 07/08/2005
I think air-beds are much harder to pack away.. still try and pack ours away in the box it came in but its getting harder now the box has become more tatty
I store our double airbed in an old pillowcase.

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