STORAGE
WE ARE GOING ON A FIVE WEEK TRIP THIS SUMMER AND HAVE ENOUGH TOWELS FOR THAT TIME BUT I DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH SPACE INSIDE THE RV TO STORE THEM. WHAT CAN I USE TO STORE THEM IN THE BAYS THAT WILL NOT CAUSE THEM TO HEAT UP AND MOLD?
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- Was them. What would you do on a six month trip?
Bill - Not that much space for creature comforts. Not sure how often you change your towels but i'm going to have to say use more then one day then have one other avail for one you wash but that's about it. If you have a big family then maybe just one towel per person and time your washes.
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- Oh, all caps. Turn off all caps and repost and I will read what you have posted.
All caps is considered yelling. - Too many towels.
If they are dry they will not mold.
What's wrong with hot towels? - Take 2 towels per person and use a laundry. Agree with others you can use them multiple times and hang dry. A lot of campgrounds have a laundry room.
- Hang them out to dry and reuse a couple of times or run by a laundry mat. What about other clothing, that'd be a lot of weight in extra linens and clothes for five weeks without doing laundry
- Are you taking 5 weeks of clothes without doing a load of laundry?
You might want to rethink this. - The other option would be those "Space Bag" type bags, where you use a vacuum to suck the air out of the bag. They do indeed compress the size, and if the towels were dry they would not mold. Of course, if you want to re-used them, or have more than 1 use of towels in each bag, you would need a vacuum to re-compress the bags.
The old towels would either have to go back in the bag and be re-compressed (after they were dry), or you would have the storage space problem again. - Take less towels and plan on visiting a laundry mat.
