OK, how do handle your dirty clothes! 320 here...

We are newbies and still learning.  We have a dirty clothes bag that is kept in the tow vehicle.  We have found that there is limited space for stuff (ya, no surprise there) in the T@B.  You have to decide what are the priority items you need to have at your finger tips versus what items are used infrequently (once a day?) and can be stored in the tow vehicle.  I will be interested to read other responses.

In our 2022 T@b 320s we use this hanging laundry bag inside the bathroom door.  Works well.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JWB1X9Q?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

Doug

We use a wheeled cart with a cloth cover that we found at Wal-Mart. It sits under the visor outside, or in the back floorboard of the truck. Nice to wheel to the laundry room. The laundry supplies sit in the bottom. Similar to this. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Costway-Folding-Shopping-Cart-Stair-Climbing-Dolly-w-Bag-Bungee-Cord/233963465?athbdg=L1700

Very carefully.

@Da_BirdsThe CS-S definitely has the way better kitchen. I managed to fix the lack of counter space in my S recently by moving the Lagun closer to the kitchen. Haven’t tried it on a trip yet, but tested it the other night by prepping dinner in my driveway and it worked well. The storage, on the other hand, is a constant thorn in my side, and I say that as someone who actually has empty space in some cabinets…because the storage there either isn’t sized well or isn’t where I need it.

@CCC The problem I have with storing laundry under the dinette is that I refuse to store anything under there that I need to access more than twice a trip (setup and teardown at camp). Having to lift cushions, boards, and in some spots, the mattress pad, just makes it a nuisance to get in there more regularly. A lot also depends on the kind of camping you’re doing…if you aren’t doing active sports in all weathers, you may only need to access the laundry bag once a day, but a more active person may be changing clothes more frequently and need a bigger bag in a convenient location. Likewise, fulltimers need more space to hold laundry than someone going out for a week or so. For me, hanging a reusable canvas grocery bag in the bath area is sufficient.

I love doing my laundry on the road. Six gallons per load and I run it off solar. Spin in the machine and dry on the line.

We keep dirty clothes in a bag in the bathroom sink (which we don't use). If we're out for a while we wash them in our hand powered washing machine and use our solar powered clothes dryer.