Ok so you have your clothes washed, dried, now how to pack and fit everything in.
Here are a few of tips.
First rule of travel packing is to pack them rolled, not folded...or actually fold your clothes then roll them up.
Second handy tip which was covered in a previous post is to look at using packing cubes or the hoboroll.
Third is to fold in a hurry, see pic below and to the right, or the longer youtube version here.
Fourth is look to fill spaces - ie sock in shoes, or protect spaces eg belt in shirt collar below.
Here are a few of tips.
First rule of travel packing is to pack them rolled, not folded...or actually fold your clothes then roll them up.
Second handy tip which was covered in a previous post is to look at using packing cubes or the hoboroll.
Third is to fold in a hurry, see pic below and to the right, or the longer youtube version here.
Fourth is look to fill spaces - ie sock in shoes, or protect spaces eg belt in shirt collar below.
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Fifth and final is to fold that jacket and avoid the bulky suit bag.
Steps 1 & 2
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Steps 3 & 4
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Step 5
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Voila!
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What's your travel packing tip?
Written by Peter Cain
Peter Cain is the Founder and CEO of dataGO.co, a company committed to making it easier and cheaper to stay connected whilst travelling. You can find him on Twitter and Google+. You can also find dataGO on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+ for all the latest info on local and roaming SIMs and data hotspots.
Written by Peter Cain
Peter Cain is the Founder and CEO of dataGO.co, a company committed to making it easier and cheaper to stay connected whilst travelling. You can find him on Twitter and Google+. You can also find dataGO on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+ for all the latest info on local and roaming SIMs and data hotspots.
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