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Packing a weekend bag
Short answer: Two sets of underwear, two tops, one bottom and something to sleep in. That is all two nights require, ...
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Packing a suitcase so the clothes do not crease
Short answer: Roll the soft things, lay the stiff things flat at the bottom, and fill the gaps so nothing can shift. ...
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What to buy before a trip
Short answer: Clothes that can be washed in the sink and dry overnight decide how little you need to pack. If you can...
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Repairing clothes while travelling
Short answer: Bring two safety pins, a needle and a metre of thread on your trip. It takes up no room and saves the d...
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Emergency repairs when you are out
Short answer: A safety pin, a strip of tape on the wrong side or a staple solves almost anything until you get home. ...
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Cabin temperature on a plane
Short answer: A plane typically holds twenty-two to twenty-four degrees, but the air is very dry and moves constantly...
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Dirty laundry on a trip without the smell
Short answer: Keep dirty laundry in a breathable bag rather than plastic, and let it dry fully before packing it away...
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Packing cubes and order in the suitcase
Short answer: Packing cubes keep clothes together and let you find something without emptying the whole suitcase. The...
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A fixed packing list you can reuse
Short answer: Write the list once and use it every time you pack. It takes twenty minutes to make and saves half an h...
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Rolling versus folding in wardrobe and suitcase
Short answer: Roll in the suitcase and fold in the closet. Rolling saves space and creates fewer sharp creases, while...
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A longer stay abroad
Short answer: Pack for a week and plan on washing along the way. Buy what you are missing at your destination, instea...
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Packing for three weeks when you wash on the way
Short answer: Pack for one week and wash twice along the way, that is the only way to keep luggage down on a trip las...
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