Scrubba Wash Bag Portable Washing Machine – Lightweight Manual Hand Washer – Ideal Travel Essentials for Camping, Hotels, RV & Baby Clothes – Use with Laundry Detergent or Hand Soap – 150g

Used this to wash reusable diapers and the results are good, using non bio power detergent and hot water. Seems to be well designed, my only suggestion would be to add some instructions to fold it back into the neat triangle shape it is shipped it, so that the original cardboard can be used to stow it when it's not in use.

Not yet used but instructions and reviews seem to indicate this is going to be the answer to less packing and washing during trips. Certainly compact and looks easy to use. Does seem pricey but hopefully does the job.

Scrubba Wash Bag 2.0I'd wanted one of these for ages and finally cracked and shelled out the £45 asking price just before going on a camping holiday (only to see it go on special offer for £40 a few days later). It's a simple piece of kit - essentially a dry bag with the addition of a knobbly flexible scrubbing board inside and a miniature air valve on the outside. To use, add warm water to a given line, add some detergent and agitate to mix, then add a few items of clothing, then let out the air using the small valve - a small amount of water may come out through the valve if you don't stop in time. Letting the air out makes a big difference, because it means you can work away at scrubbing the clothes without fighting a bubble of air. Scrub the clothes for a couple of minutes then empty the water, squeeze out the clothes and rinse with clean water.I was staying at a campsite and this was more convenient and cleaner than washing my clothes in the campsite kitchen with rubber gloves. It was also more discreet - I could wash knickers in the kitchen sink in this Scrubba without everyone else seeing what I was doing.It's great if you just want to wash a couple of items every couple of days - say knickers and a tee shirt.For sale at the time of writing this review at £45.

I really considered this purchase as the price is steep. Washes brilliantly and will definitely be a pet of my travel kit going forward. The claim of machine wash quality is true. Used with detergent sheets and liquid so easy to use washing dries so much faster when washed in this as opposed to regular handwashing.

Not something to use as a full time replacement for a washing machine, but effective for washing small items, grubby socks and pants. The nodules do a surprisingly good job of removing the worst grime. Needs a couple of refills to clean out the dirty water and suds. Wringing and drying are then another issue.

Easy to use, the supplier sent instructions on how to operate and clean clothes which I printed and put into a plastic folder. Using that made the operation easy, washed two shirts, pants and socks which to my eyes came out okay. I'm not a laundry expert so how the clothes looked after washing worked for me regardless.

Such a clever idea. Great for small items, undies sock etc. Haven't tried larger items. Washed them beautifully. Stand the bag upright whilst releasing air. Very vigorous washing sometimes causes water to escape from top of bag but this is not an issue. With practise this doesn’t happen. Can’t wait to try this out on my camping trip. Will save me having to wait my turn for washing machine.

Bought for a 6 month trip. Started falling apart after 2 months while we were in Australia where they're made. I emailed the address on their website for a warranty claim and never had a reply to the 2 emails sent. We kept using the Scrubba. After 4 months of use - all within the instructions, the seals at the top of the bag have come off, rendering it unsealable and it developed a split, so it leaked anyway.Not impressed, will be using a sturdy dry bag next time, which does the same job for less money.