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I'm another huge fan of packing cubes. I have a couple from Eagle Creek and a couple of no brand (that I can tell) that I picked up at Tuesday Morning.
I use both packing cubes and all size zip lock bags, primarily 1 gallon and 2.5 gallon. Tried the vacuum ones a couple of times with not much luck. I put my cotton slacks and capris individually on hangars in dry cleaning bags. No wrinkles whatsoever!!! Wrinkles are caused by friction, and the dry cleaning bags prevent friction. |
I'm in the cube group, too. For my last month-long trip I had three varying sized cubes in a 18x12x8 bag I could put on my shoulder. I rolled almost everything and never really unpacked so there weren't clothes everywhere around the room.
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I use the Eagle Creek envelopes and wish I had a few more of them. I have had them forever and use them very often. They are still in great shape.
I am going to try bags or cubes for underwear and socks. I also do a little tissue paper when folding garments. It really keeps down the wrinkles. |
Another packing cube enthusiast here. I have used them for years. I buy mine from ebags.
They rule! They definitely maximize space, they keep everything neat and tidy and cut down on the scrunching and wrinkling. I made my husband a convert after a few trips and he saw how well my clothes made the trip. No more silly rolling for him. |
The OCD traveller in me immediately went to the ebags website and they're having a 20% off sale until midnight tonight (MST) in case anyone wanted to know! 3 bags - Sm., Med., and Large for 19.99...
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