• aaaa@piefed.world
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    16 days ago

    Because vacation is often camping or staying in a hotel. And there aren’t reasonably-priced laundry facilities in either place

    But sure, if you have a washing machine in the place you’re staying… Even then, washing every couple of days feels excessive.

    But I’m not the one packing 32 shirts either

    • hereiamagain@sh.itjust.works
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      16 days ago

      My last trip was to a foreign country, 2nd world country. I brought enough clothes for half the trip, and did laundry in the sink with locally sourced soap. Hung them in the room to dry 🤷‍♂️

      Hotel laundry was prohibitively expensive, though I suppose I could’ve found a Laundromat 🤔

      At any rate, the towards the end of the trip we stayed somewhere with a washing machine, so we all did a load and hung them on the drying rack.

      Clean clothes are important. Sometimes, MAYBE, I’ll go three days on a shirt. But only for work, because I work mostly alone and don’t sweat much or at all most days. But if I do? Or it gets dirty? New shirt.

      In my normal life it’s similar, I can MAYBE get two days from a shirt in the spring fall winter, but not summer. One and done.

      Same with showers, MAYBE two days, I’ve done three in a pinch but it’s gross. Gotta wash yourself every day. Can’t believe people who don’t.

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        15 days ago

        Thank you for the sink-washing idea, that might have just saved my bacon, and was easier than the shower wash I was planning