Dirty clothes. What do you do with them?

[DAW89446]

For all your travelers out there: on a long road trip, what do you do with your dirty clothes after a hike, bike ride, just sweaty junk because you don’t have ventilated seats, etc... ? Do you keep them in a sealed bag? Mesh bag? Wash them as you go? Would love to know what you to!

Haven’t taken a multiple day off road trip in my 5th Gen, but I used to do it often in my ‘02 Tacoma TRD. I generally wore the same outer wear throughout the trip. Underwear changed daily. A small trash bag generally served as my laundry “basket.” Interior of the Tacoma cleaned annually with the home upright carpet shampooer with upholstery attachments. It was a truck with an above average percentage of off road use, not a mall queen.

 

[patkelly4370]

Depends on whether or not you care what other people think.

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[Fixxer1956]

But cheap undies and tshirts, wear a few days, throw away

 

[BearBio]

Part of my training as a Wildlife Biologist was Air Crew Flight Safety. When a became a Branch Chief, I was required to take Crew Chief Training. I was taught to wear cotton or wool when flying; nylon and plastics melt and increase burn damage. The same should apply to odor as well as plastics will retain the odor longer while natural fibers will "air out".