Re: Kitchen sink, now washing laundry
Moni <[email protected]>
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> From: MH <hoagy-OlwQ/[email protected]> > It looks sturdy and heavy duty. That I like. > Along with the wide opening and handles I > could go for one of those Ortlieb Bowls. > > For now I'm going to try hand washing my > cycle clothes in a cut down milk jug but > I can't fit my cycle shorts. Darn. > > I'm looking forward to trying out a canvas > bucket. Never tried anything like it and > want too. Talk about heavy duty. Great! > > -Mark Hoagy Mark, almost everywhere you shop for anything they will give you a plastic bag. Those are valuable on tour. I use one for doing laundry in, when there isn't a sink to be used. Then you can use it as a trash bag, and presto, you had three uses out of it. Sometimes I pack some still damp/wet laundry in one (plastic bag) in the mornings, till the sun comes out, and I hang my laundry on my panniers. Best of all, it is very light weight, and the price is unbeatable. -- Moni