30 DAYS OF LONG-TERM TRAVEL TIPS: Day 2 - What do you do with laundry??? скачать в хорошем качестве

30 DAYS OF LONG-TERM TRAVEL TIPS: Day 2 - What do you do with laundry???

One of the easiest ways to pack lighter and travel longer is having a simple system for doing laundry on the road. In this video, I break down why a small laundry bag is one of my favorite long-term travel tools — and why I’ve taken the Scrubba laundry bag all over the world. We cover: Why relying on laundromats can be a huge pain while traveling The limitations of doing laundry in tiny or awkward sinks Why the Scrubba bag is so useful for long-term and multi-country trips Where it doesn’t make sense (looking at you, Southeast Asia 👀) Where it’s been a lifesaver — especially in Africa and Europe How the Scrubba actually works step-by-step My go-to paper detergent and why it’s better than bringing powder abroad This isn’t sponsored — it’s just a piece of gear that’s genuinely made long-term travel easier for me. I’ll drop a link in the comments if you want to check it out. 👉 Quick tip: Paper detergent is hard to find overseas. If you’re leaving from the U.S., bring a small stack with you — it lasts a long time and avoids the hassle of carrying white powder through airport security. 🌍 About this channel This is a brand new channel focused on making long-term travel simpler, more realistic, and more sustainable. I run a company called Travelries, and our mission is to build better resources for long-term travelers — because there honestly aren’t enough out there yet. If this video helped: 👍 Like the video 🔔 Subscribe for more long-term travel tips 📩 Reach out at www.travelries.com if we can help with your trip Or follow us on any of our other platforms: Instagram:   / travelries_sabbaticals   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Threads: https://www.threads.com/@travelries_s... Substack: https://travelries.substack.com/?utm_... More coming soon — thanks for being here. #travelgear #packlight #longtermtravel #Scrubba #TravelLaundry #minimaltravel #digitalnomad #Travelries