Would these be appropriate for travel...holding dirty clothing separate?
621048
the bag does have a drawstring, and with the metal hanger removed it could be used.
621049
AB SO LUTELY!! it's what I do ~ I pretty much live in my truck. *Note : they would be somewhat long for a compact car ~ and the hanging hook is rather largeHope that helped =)Rose ~ lady trucker
621050
No because the top of the bag is held rigid by a wire which would prevent it being folded flat. It is ideal for hanging on a door because it remains open, but for travelling something smaller would be more useful. I used to use a lingerie bag which could be easily washed at the end of the holiday. Hope this helps
621051
Absolutely. We can remove the hanger for packing. I got two, one for home and for travel.
621052
You could use these for travel, but I think a mesh laundry bag would be best. That way if something is wet it won't get stale or moldy, and a mesh bag stores away easier.
621053
The hanging clothes hamper is quite large and has a metal frame. You probably wouldn't use the frame when traveling, but I think a smaller bag would be better for travel.
1308499
You can. I leave them in my back pack & then put them in hotel safe's when I have extra money with me. They are also nice size for passports, etc. You have to take them off if going through the USA full body scsnners.
730744
Depends on how dirty you get. I would take at least take 4 packs they will keep and are great for touch ups anywhere
1808194
I don't know. Since they sort of, but not exactly, resemble many of my grocery tote bags, I'd do what I do with those: hand wash them. But truth be told, these will be in a drawer, in which you tuck clean socks and underwear, so I'm guessing, washing them will be a spring cleaning thing once a year. Meanwhile, I have to say, they make the drawers look great! I've never been so organized.
979821
Not completely. I use a light sanitary pad and that does the trick. Also, when you wash them, put the Velcro tabs together so they don't pick up lint.
1563265
I love them for drying underwear etc that I don't put in the dryer without taking up tons of space in my laundry room. However I would be hestitant to pack them since they are plastic and all those hooks could catch on other clothes. The plastic is sturdy enough to hold the weight of underwear but I think the plastic would snap in luggage just due to regular packing.
1262326
I would think they would! They are quite sturdy. I don't think you could hang jeans or heavy wet shirts, but I think for T-shirts or dish towels, they would work fine
1611333
Not unless they're child size bags. I have an average-sized women's bag; my husband has a carry bag... there is no way we could fit both our bags in one travel cover!
669605
I used them to store hand lotion for travel without issue. I found them hard to get the lotion back out of, though.
1516757
Hi -- I took these on a trip and they were surprisingly sturdy. I used them for hanging up a lot of wet dresses, t-shirt dresses, etc. after washing. They should definitely handle the weight of wet-t-shirts and a light jacket.
1038931
I believe so. I have never used them for that. But I have used them for up to 4 dirty baby diapers and also for dirty clothes, baby and toddler sized. And for wet clothes, kids/ teen sized bathing suits. Hope that helps! :)
57229
These are simply moist towelettes. There isn't enough liquid to be a problem with TSA. Hope this helps.
1653892
I can't answer that as I use them only for travel. After several days some air may leak in but the clothes are still neatly folded.
1563267
These hangers are a Godsend! I have own 6 !!! There are durable. I hang lingerie, delicates, sox, bikinis, etc. They are in my laundry room and would be useful and beneficial for travel. They are made of plastic. I would place them between clothing in the center of your luggage.
1150028
No. They're made of canvas, with no lining of any sort. If you got caught in a light rain, your contents would probably be fine. But if you were riding long distance, in heavy rain, then... stuff's gonna' get wet.
2130421
Possibly. I use them for dishes. They are absorbent and don't leave any lint.
1630872
I think they would be okay. Though one possible issue might be how to repackage them for the trip. I don't think the plastic pouch they come would be able to stand up to the rigors of a pack crammed with all of your camping gear.