Scrubba Wash Bag 2.0 – Portable Clothes Washer for Hotel and Travel Washing – Light and Small Eco-friendly Hiking and Camping Essential

Product Information

So when you use the Scrubba Wash Bag with the right detergent, you’re taking one small step to help the environment. The Scrubba Wash Bag is purpose-built for travel, where weight and space are at a premium. Fortunately, this things weighs in at a mere 5 ounces and can be rolled up or easily folded to save space. Adding to its benefits for travel, the Scrubba Wash Bag can also double as a dry bag. Versatile products that have multiple uses are always sought after, and we’re happy to see that Scrubba has delivered on this front. Close the vent after deflating the bag…unless you want to spray yourself and your surrounding environment with soapy, dirty water. A bit like a standard washing machine - if you overload the Scrubba you are unlikely to get your clothes washed as thoroughly as they could be. Another negative about the Scrubba portable washbag is that it leaks. Again, it might not be a problem for everybody. Also, some people might get used to it. However, for some users, it could be annoying.

There I was, washing clothes in the sink and bathtub on holiday, with water everywhere, when we needed clean clothes the next day. Definitely not much fun. You will also like the ease of use of this product. Matter of fact, you can wash any clothes in just 5 steps. So, even if you are using this for the first time, you will get used to it pretty fast. It is very easy to use the Scrubba portable wash bag. In just 5 steps, you will be able to wash your clothes using the Scrubba. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. It often indicates a user profile.

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As it is a hand washing machine, you will have to wring and rinse the clothes by hand after you have washed them. Otherwise, they will be left wet. Plus, you cannot use powdered detergent or bleach to wash your clothes using the Scrubba.

The Scrubba doesn’t need electricity to wash clothes, which is both green, and pretty convenient if you’re camping or somewhere remote.This solution basically means, you won’t need to rely on finding a laundromat or a hostel with a laundry service to clean clothes.

Warm water will work best, but be mindful not to use water that’s too hot. A good rule of thumb is if it’s too hot for your hands, it’s too hot for the Scrubba. If you’re out in the wilderness—or you’re staying at a dodgy hostel—and don’t have access to warm water, cold will work too, just give it an extra minute of scrubbing. In testing, we found that it does take a little while to master the washing process, but it’s straightforward and simple enough for anyone to get the hang of eventually. And we’re happy to report that the Scrubba Wash Bag does deliver on its promise of “clean clothes anywhere.” Using The Scrubba Wash Bag Also, if you are looking for an environment-friendly wash bag that can save water, detergent, and even your money, then the Scrubba would be the best option for you. How Do You Use A Scrubba? Apart from the performance, it also comes with some useful features that are not available in many other similar products. For instance, the size and weight of this wash bag make it incredibly portable. For the longest time hand washing our clothes was our main method of keeping our clothes clean on the road. We’d travel with a universal sink plug, washing powder and a pegless clothesline, and would wash our clothes whenever they needed them in our hotel room.

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There we have it, nice and simple. And other than being able to wash your clothes anywhere (which is awesome), we found the Scrubba Wash Bag has unique benefits over other washing methods too. A Scrubba weights about 5.0 oz and my 13L dry bag weights ~3.3 oz. The Scrubba is slightly larger as well. The Scrubba works, and with some experimentation – perhaps some extra scrubbing and better detergent – we think it will get your clothes clean. If you're happy carrying another piece of travel gear in your luggage and don't mind the limited capacity, it's certainly going to save you some money over hotel laundry costs in the long term.