Here is my washing machine in Montenegro.

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Hi,
I've used this method on the last few trips and it really does work well.
I would also recomend using these 'Ecoballs' instead of powder/liquid.
Amazon.co.uk: ecoballs
They're small and light, but the major advantage is they don't require rinsing at the end.
Just ring out the clothes and hang to dry.
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I was worried everything would just come out smelling of old socks, but it works a treat.
Obviously a rinse at the end wouldn't hurt at all, but if you are in an area where water is in short supply, it's absolutely fine to just ring out and hang up.

Happy travels
Sam

Nice picture. I never got on with Eco balls! :rolleyes2:

Thanks Dan,
What was the problem with 'the balls'?
They certainly aren't as thorough as a proper wash, but for 4 or 5 'freshen-ups' between main washes I think they're great.
.....or have we let our standards drop a bit too far?!? :innocent:

We always found our cloths were too stinky to tolerate. So ended up switching back to powder, we seem to be in the minority thou.

Anybody try 'The Scrubba Wash Bag' yet?

The Scrubba Wash Bag | MEDIA

daryl

dive in to a pound or 99p shop they have them but quite cheap ones or if you want a more 'expensive one' the Dry cleaners have them they are meant for washing ladies 'small' items or (lingerie), they usually come in packs of 3 small med large, I use a med bag they all have zip top for socks, so sock eating the wash machine, goes hungry!!