what do you think of theses
as a certain time of year thought, do I invest in something for the eriba which would be handy.?

I would prefer the space savers, unless you are after brownie points

We just keep everything folded in plastic boxes in the wardrobe, and only use a multiple hanger thingy for drying shirts and tops. If we stay far enough away from home and appear a little 'creased' it doesn't matter as no-one knows us anyway!

I support the creased fashion too.
just passing on a sense of humour, did you see the price of 10 hangers before reduction
nice find crow but I see they also come in pink

Good grief! Just noticed the RRP! Don't think I've ever spent money on a coathanger in my life! Just thought they sort of bred in the wardrobe

I agree Crystal, I recall when we moved house 5 years ago we dumped an enormous bag full of coathangers.

use to get hangers when renewing clothes, but haven't been clothes shopping in 6 years, and hangers are breaking. I generally just move selected clothes out of house wardrobe to eriba and back again via washing cycle, been times when clothes have slide off hangers and landed in mud during transfer.
things that can be folded get put in top lockers when we arrive on site,
try to keep weight on floor, while towing, clothes are surprisingly heavy, even bagged up.
I take 4 pair trousers 1pair waterproof, 6 tops 1 medium weight jacket, 1 fully water proof jacket, 2 jumpers, pj and a hot water bottle

Do you go Commando then!

I do

bother did I forget the thermal under garments do normally pack, honest
trust ye to remember,

Thermals! Boxers for me all year round

but agger you live in a warmer part of country
id rather not have frozen articles

When we first started touring on our motorbikes the wife used to try and take her entire wardrobe until (a) I pointed out she couldn't get 60 litres of clothing into 2 x 15 litre soft bags and (b) demonstrated to her how less is more. For example - now we always take black underwear and on day one wear them as the makers intended. On the second day, what was the front now becomes the back and on days three and four they are turned inside out and the same sequence repeated. One set of underwear - four days wearable.

Frozen articles = frozen particles lol

Bkack underwear I like stripes and checks 4 days!!!! Not in mine you wouldn't

we use the fire bucket to wash if extending trip and no supplies or washing facilities
hehehe go faster stripes and draught checks