Billed as the evolution of a solution for washing small loads of clothes for the world traveler (and in this case we mean those folks that really put feet to the ground in remote areas), the Scrubba Washbag is a minimalist, super light bag with integrated washboard. The inventors are raising funds on IndieGoGo and looks like they’ve already blown past their goal. In my neck of the woods, one these might be an awesome addition to the gear list for a long distance hiker (Appalachian Trail, Pacific Coast Trail, etc).
The Scrubba wash bag will be a must-have item …
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Posted by DidYaSee
March 26, 2012
Yes, I would totally buy this device. I hate it when I can’t brush at work after lunch, but the idea of a toothbrush festering in my desk drawer or laptop bag is pretty disturbing as well.
To be a hundred percent safe that you don’t pick up the bad bacteria from the effects of flushing in the loo, many doctors recommend sterilizing toothbrushes on a regular basis. Fitting the bill is the In & Out Toothbrush, a brush that is easy to travel with and use. The mechanism recharges via a USB port and has a protective cap with …
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Posted by DidYaSee
March 12, 2012
I kind of have to agree. Those tiny lock and tiny keys invariable disappear on me every time. There is probably a small horde of them along side numerous single socks.
You may find this funny, but I carry a separate coin purse in my handbag, exclusively for the keys to the locks of my travel bags. One lost key, a busted zipper and an expensive broken lock later, I decided not to take the risk of misplacing the keys ever again! Lockeeper hopes to remedy such situations and I really hope that the concept of a self locking …
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Posted by DidYaSee
February 26, 2012
