Message Forums

i use a holdall. I got mine from Tsco's and it easily holds 3 sets of clothes for 2 adults and 3 kids plus a couple of towels so ideal for short breaks / wekends away. It also had wheels with a handal that pulls out. £9.97 from Tescos.

Pop up laundry bags with zip lid sounds good. Where do you get them?

I use vaccum bags for transporting and folding crates on site.

maas - we also use vacuum bags and foldaway crates.  But last time, we were a bit too enthusiastic about the sucking, and ended up with a flat bag that was so rigid, it was like trying to wedge a sheet of MDF into the car !

You can get the pop up things in just about any pound shop, and best of all, they cost only a pound !!

For the two of us, we have a mid-sized holdall and a rucksack each,  to hold the toiletries and a couple of towels.

Seems to work......

Quote: Originally posted by Zorro01 on 31/5/2006

---

maas - we also use vacuum bags and foldaway crates.  But last time, we were a bit too enthusiastic about the sucking, and ended up with a flat bag that was so rigid, it was like trying to wedge a sheet of MDF into the car !

---

lol  

Yep! brings back memories!

Paula

I use a big holdall for me and my son. Most of the clothes are his!

I keep a spare set of clothes, shoes and a towel for both of us in a separate bag kept in the car (for emergencies ie "I fell in the stream..."

Quote: Originally posted by **button** on 30/5/2006

---

we got some 'underbed storage bags' from £shop, they are large square packs and plastic on the top so you can see inside, ideal for the kids closths, so the can see at a glance wear socks and jimjams are

they are also great for packing pillows and sleeping bags/blankets

---