How to store dirty clothes

cmac

Does anyone have any neat ideas on how to store your dirty clothes between laundering while on the road? 

I've tried using a milk crate I can slide under the bed in our clam-shell.  Also a collapsing basket we got from Camping World - is too big and takes up too much space in the back of my truck.

My most recent idea is to use a onion bag obtained from the local grocery store and then store it in the back of the truck in some available nook or cranny.  (PS:  I have a hard cover for the back of my Colorado.)

Any better ideas, please?

John

Sharon_is_SAM

We use a large, net sack so air circulates the clothing.  Now we have the wetbath, so that is an easy place to hang the bag and remove when using the shower.  But, I know you don’t have a wetbath, but don’t you have some kind of closet storage?  If you leave your bed made up, the under-bed area is as good a place as any.  Show us a picture of the front inside if you can.

jgram2

We keep our dirty clothes in a net laundry bag in the back seat of the tv.

ericnliz

I use an old military laundry bag. That sucker has been on more camping trips than I can count!

4ncar

Clothes get dirty?

kybob

We, too, keep it in a mesh laundry bag tossed in the back of our TV.

cmac

Thank you all for your comments.  We are going to try the onion bag in the back of the TV and see how it works.  (PS:  you can get the mesh onion bags at the produce department of your local grocery store for free - might want to wash them before the first use though!)

db_cooper

We have a cargo box on the TV, stinky clothes and smelly grill go up there.

Ratkity

I put em in my back seat of the truck and the dog makes this nest.....

Mouseketab

I used to use an Ozark Trail folding cooler bag on a frame outside my camper (under an awning). It kept it off the ground, had a cloth lid, and we also kept our shower bags in there. We could pull the bag off the frame and carry it to the laundry. I found it at Wal-Mart on clearance for $5 about 10 years ago. I wish I had bought more of them, as it has worn out and the frame broke.

I just recently bought this: https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/honey-can-do-pop-up-wheeled-hamper-in-black/1061883130?skuId=61883130&mrkgcl=609&mrkgadid=3296660916&rkg_id=0&mcid=PS_googlepla_nonbrand_closetlaundry_online&product_id=61883130&adtype=pla&product_channel=online&adpos=1o1&creative=276219066662&device=c&matchtype=&network=g&gclid=Cj0KCQjw77TbBRDtARIsAC4l83kTOZy04A2TB-pFY0GWR-z-kheQAe53eKlIm5DWKoXnm9GET3xWZj4aAvAJEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

It's on wheels and folds up flat and fits in my closet when folded, has wheels to sit up off the ground outside the camper (under an awning).

For moving trips where I'm not stopped for several days, I just use a garbage bag in the back seat of the truck.

rga

We use a single compression sac like this:
https://www.rei.com/product/118854/rei-co-op-lightweight-compression-stuff-sack
Not free, but small and well made. We put a week’s clothes, cloths, towels in one. 
And becomes as small as can be!

Estancio

Net laundry bag works well and allow air to circulate.

TerryV6

We carry mesh bags as well.  It’s amazing how quickly they fill up...

kaylevine1

laundry bag hanging on one of the hooks in the bathroom

gnudad2

Lighter fluid.  Match.

mreric

just a  trash bag under the bed