Trifter

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• Pick clothes for your trip that are easy to wash. Buy as many drip-dry garments as you can.
• Buy a universal sink stopper and a mesh bag for laundry. Ten feet of string or a smell elastic bungee cord make a clothesline for drying.
• Fill the sink with water and put in your clothes
• Work up a lather using shampoo, bar soap or, in a pinch, laundry detergent, which requires more rising than the other two.
• Wring out clothes. If there’s a dry, clean tower in your room, roll it up with your hard-to-dry wet stuff to expedite the drying process. Twist or sit on the clothes while they’re rolled.
• Hang clothes near a vent, air-condition unit or windows, or in sunlight.
• Put any un-dried clothes in your mesh bag when checking out. In dry, warm weather, you can keep this bag exposed to the air while travelling.