Scrubba Wash Bag Portable Washing Machine – Lightweight Manual Hand Washer – Ideal Travel Essentials for Camping, Hotels, RV & Baby Clothes – Use with Laundry Detergent or Hand Soap – 150g

Not yet used but instructions and reviews seem to indicate this is going to be the answer to less packing and washing during trips. Certainly compact and looks easy to use. Does seem pricey but hopefully does the job.

Love this. It has been to Hawaii twice now.Great for washing without having to go out to do the laundry.Managed to do t-shirts and dresses as well as the small items.OK cant put much in if you want to give the items a good scrubbing, but it works well.

My washing machine broke down, it needed a new part that was going to take two weeks to arrive, so I bought a scrubba. I could only wash 4-5 items at a time. Each wash took 3 mins each. It took my 30 mins to do a full wash load which wasn’t bad. I used Persil liquid as detergent. After washing I hand squeeze all the water out that I could, then put all my washing in a tumble dryer. Clothes came out really good. Was impressed. I recommend this product. I wil bel bringing it on cruise holidays plus it’s very handy to have if my washing machine breaks down again!!

Scrubba Wash Bag 2.0I'd wanted one of these for ages and finally cracked and shelled out the £45 asking price just before going on a camping holiday (only to see it go on special offer for £40 a few days later). It's a simple piece of kit - essentially a dry bag with the addition of a knobbly flexible scrubbing board inside and a miniature air valve on the outside. To use, add warm water to a given line, add some detergent and agitate to mix, then add a few items of clothing, then let out the air using the small valve - a small amount of water may come out through the valve if you don't stop in time. Letting the air out makes a big difference, because it means you can work away at scrubbing the clothes without fighting a bubble of air. Scrub the clothes for a couple of minutes then empty the water, squeeze out the clothes and rinse with clean water.I was staying at a campsite and this was more convenient and cleaner than washing my clothes in the campsite kitchen with rubber gloves. It was also more discreet - I could wash knickers in the kitchen sink in this Scrubba without everyone else seeing what I was doing.It's great if you just want to wash a couple of items every couple of days - say knickers and a tee shirt.For sale at the time of writing this review at £45.

worked well on a road trip recently…

Why did you choose this product over others?:Nice idea, but very bad quality: after two trips and maybe four washs the top strip came off, making it no longer watertight. Combined with the fact that they only allow 30 days for a return this feels a bit of a rip-off. Very disappointing.

Was helpful on holiday for hand washing, but the bottom seal where it meets the clear window leaks. The valve at the top also leaks but you can hold the top up to stop this happening. No way around the faulty seal at the bottom though sadly. Poor quality for a good idea. Not acceptable for the amount it costs sadly.

We use all the time while travelling