Hahaha. I thought I was the only one who took disinfectant to places where I am staying. In hostels, it is a bit more complicated since so many people come and go in and out of showers but if I stay in a hotel or so, I disinfect everything properly with some good hospital wipes that I got from work in a plastic bag. The disposable sheets seem like a bit too much and I find it a pity that more garbage is produced when you are going to the UK but it is your personal preference. Like a comment I read somewhere, I do not take clothes for more than a week, I normally do not even take clothes for more than 3 days. It does get boring and repetitive but as long as they are clean, I do not care. The underwear and socks dry quickly. Since I normally wear oversized shirts, I can give them a couple of uses. If it is warm, I can wear a dress or tank top several times before washing them. When I was in a hostel in Bristol I asked the girls in my room if they wanted to do our laundry together, since it was so damn expensive (8 GBP for washing and drying). We put all our clothing together and had a full load. All my toiletries fit in a 1 L bag. Shampoo-soap bar goes separate. Normally do not use make-up so one less burden. Great video. Thanks for sharing! :)
Can never be too clean lol Sounds like you have a great travel system (packing and laundry). What kind of shampoo bar do you use? Thanks so much for watching 😊💕
@@TheHandbagConnoisseur When I first moved to Germany I was desperate for a job so I went to a hotel to clean. The lady that had been there for a while was teaching me how to do it. Once she started in the bathroom she said "people like nice smells, so I use these leftover bottles of shampoo". No disinfectant. It disgusted me so much I never went back. Like I am gonna trust any other hotel. No, no. Obviously, not everyone is gonna be like that but you never know. I use Duschbrocken, a German brand. I am sure there are great ones where you live. It is a matter of trying and once you find it, that's it, you won't need more. I also like Lush products. I have heard Ethique is also a great brand. Toothpaste powder is cool to travel too. I don't remember when you said you were going to the UK, maybe you are back already, but check out The Natural Deodorant Co. The other deodorant I was using was giving up on me and ended up finding that one by chance. I am never using anything else again and it last soooo long because you do not need much. I can even re-wear shirts now :)
Disposable sheets is bonkers. Hotels in the UK boul wash theur sheets and towels- you are much nore likely to encounter germs on the tube, handles,seatbelts, lift buttons etc.
Impressive to get that much into your minimal luggage :o I use the same luggage. It looks pretty heavy to me! Tbh I only pack for a week and then launder. For a week I need 7 outfits, maybe a dress for evening outings, that's maybe 6-7 items (mix/match tops/bottoms, eg 4 tops, 2 bottoms plus a dress...) and apart from a walking shoe I'd need an alternative, as using the same shoes daily is far worse to me than re-wearing an item of clothing once or twice. I also need very few toiletries/cosmetics - comb, toothbrush, deodorant, lip balm, a hair tie, some headache tablets... As you say, the sheet and hotel cleaning is your thing, but seems ridiculous to any European, I would think! Heyho, we are all different, I need to have some knitting with me for my sanity ;) I tend not to take "just in case" items, as I don't go to places where I couldn't buy what I need IF I even really needed it... and if I'm hungry or thirsty I will buy real food as I go, too. I guess we Europeans don't really snack like north Americans, it's just 3 meals a day for us!
@@Woeschhuesli my bag was pretty heavy with everything inside. Thats a great idea to launder your clothes. The disposable sheets and the way I clean the hotel rooms I’m sure sound ridiculous to anyone lol. I love to keeps snacks on hand just in case I don’t have access to food. I don’t eat it all and I share with my family. But you’re right I’ve been reading a book that talks about how Europeans don’t snack and I love that! Thanks so much for watching! 💕
@@EmilyJaneBenitez oh great idea! I use tiger balm at home why not bring it on vacation. I’ll have to look up rehydrating salts never used it before I don’t think. Thanks for watching! 😊💕
@@EmilyJaneBenitez oh great idea! I use tiger balm at home why not bring it on vacation. I’ll have to look up rehydrating salts never used them I don’t think. Thanks so much for watching 😊💕
I think this is great I used to always over pack and never used half the stuff I'd bring 😅 it became more stress and annoying carrying extra stuff for what if. I now carry what I will actually use and if ever I need something random you can always just buy it
You definitely know how to pack . It's very smart to do a capsule wardrobe for trips. We do take meds. We both have prescription ones. I take our daily does containers. Also I take tylenol, benadryl ( I have a synthetic red dyes allergy. I really need to get an eppipen. ), and antacids. Aleve and immodium would be great, too. We always take snacks. I would love to go to the UK! There is so much we want to see. Have a wonderful trip!❤
I always bring meds with me - my daily meds (antidepressents, BC, & vitamins), ibuprofen, tylenol, allegra, aleve, tums, nausa meds, and a small first aid kit with just bandaids, alcohol wipes pretty much
Love your videos , straight to the point , no extra gibberish 😅… can we see a little more on the clothes you pack, would love to see what type of tops , pants , outer layer you bring .
You know what before this Kanken bag I used to use a bigger backpack and that hurt my back. Since using this bag I haven’t had that issue. Maybe bc there’s less stuff in it? I don’t know. I also weight lift a lot so maybe that helps? Sorry if that wasn’t helpful lol
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Hahaha. I thought I was the only one who took disinfectant to places where I am staying. In hostels, it is a bit more complicated since so many people come and go in and out of showers but if I stay in a hotel or so, I disinfect everything properly with some good hospital wipes that I got from work in a plastic bag. The disposable sheets seem like a bit too much and I find it a pity that more garbage is produced when you are going to the UK but it is your personal preference.
Like a comment I read somewhere, I do not take clothes for more than a week, I normally do not even take clothes for more than 3 days. It does get boring and repetitive but as long as they are clean, I do not care. The underwear and socks dry quickly. Since I normally wear oversized shirts, I can give them a couple of uses. If it is warm, I can wear a dress or tank top several times before washing them. When I was in a hostel in Bristol I asked the girls in my room if they wanted to do our laundry together, since it was so damn expensive (8 GBP for washing and drying). We put all our clothing together and had a full load.
All my toiletries fit in a 1 L bag. Shampoo-soap bar goes separate. Normally do not use make-up so one less burden.
Great video. Thanks for sharing! :)
Can never be too clean lol Sounds like you have a great travel system (packing and laundry). What kind of shampoo bar do you use? Thanks so much for watching 😊💕
@@TheHandbagConnoisseur When I first moved to Germany I was desperate for a job so I went to a hotel to clean. The lady that had been there for a while was teaching me how to do it. Once she started in the bathroom she said "people like nice smells, so I use these leftover bottles of shampoo". No disinfectant. It disgusted me so much I never went back. Like I am gonna trust any other hotel. No, no.
Obviously, not everyone is gonna be like that but you never know.
I use Duschbrocken, a German brand. I am sure there are great ones where you live. It is a matter of trying and once you find it, that's it, you won't need more. I also like Lush products. I have heard Ethique is also a great brand.
Toothpaste powder is cool to travel too.
I don't remember when you said you were going to the UK, maybe you are back already, but check out The Natural Deodorant Co. The other deodorant I was using was giving up on me and ended up finding that one by chance. I am never using anything else again and it last soooo long because you do not need much. I can even re-wear shirts now :)
Disposable sheets is bonkers. Hotels in the UK boul wash theur sheets and towels- you are much nore likely to encounter germs on the tube, handles,seatbelts, lift buttons etc.
Yeah it’s just preference for me. I use disposable sheets even when I stay at the Plaza hotel in New York lol. I’m crazy I know lol 🤪
Impressive to get that much into your minimal luggage :o I use the same luggage. It looks pretty heavy to me!
Tbh I only pack for a week and then launder. For a week I need 7 outfits, maybe a dress for evening outings, that's maybe 6-7 items (mix/match tops/bottoms, eg 4 tops, 2 bottoms plus a dress...) and apart from a walking shoe I'd need an alternative, as using the same shoes daily is far worse to me than re-wearing an item of clothing once or twice. I also need very few toiletries/cosmetics - comb, toothbrush, deodorant, lip balm, a hair tie, some headache tablets...
As you say, the sheet and hotel cleaning is your thing, but seems ridiculous to any European, I would think! Heyho, we are all different, I need to have some knitting with me for my sanity ;) I tend not to take "just in case" items, as I don't go to places where I couldn't buy what I need IF I even really needed it... and if I'm hungry or thirsty I will buy real food as I go, too. I guess we Europeans don't really snack like north Americans, it's just 3 meals a day for us!
@@Woeschhuesli my bag was pretty heavy with everything inside. Thats a great idea to launder your clothes. The disposable sheets and the way I clean the hotel rooms I’m sure sound ridiculous to anyone lol. I love to keeps snacks on hand just in case I don’t have access to food. I don’t eat it all and I share with my family. But you’re right I’ve been reading a book that talks about how Europeans don’t snack and I love that! Thanks so much for watching! 💕
@@TheHandbagConnoisseuris the large longchamp bag a good carry on bag???
I always bring a few pieces of headache tablets, Vicks vaporub or Tiger Balm, Band-aids with me aside from Imodium and rehydrating salts.
@@EmilyJaneBenitez oh great idea! I use tiger balm at home why not bring it on vacation. I’ll have to look up rehydrating salts never used it before I don’t think. Thanks for watching! 😊💕
@@EmilyJaneBenitez oh great idea! I use tiger balm at home why not bring it on vacation. I’ll have to look up rehydrating salts never used them I don’t think. Thanks so much for watching 😊💕
I think this is great I used to always over pack and never used half the stuff I'd bring 😅 it became more stress and annoying carrying extra stuff for what if. I now carry what I will actually use and if ever I need something random you can always just buy it
Girl same and when I switched to backpack it was a game changer. Glad you pack similarly. Thanks for watching 😊💕
You definitely know how to pack . It's very smart to do a capsule wardrobe for trips. We do take meds. We both have prescription ones. I take our daily does containers. Also I take tylenol, benadryl ( I have a synthetic red dyes allergy. I really need to get an eppipen. ), and antacids. Aleve and immodium would be great, too. We always take snacks. I would love to go to the UK! There is so much we want to see. Have a wonderful trip!❤
Thank you so much for watching Lisa 💕
The UK is wonderful!
Your packing cubes were impressive with that many clothes and items. Great job! 👍
Thank you! I appreciate you for watching 😊💕
I always bring meds with me - my daily meds (antidepressents, BC, & vitamins), ibuprofen, tylenol, allegra, aleve, tums, nausa meds, and a small first aid kit with just bandaids, alcohol wipes pretty much
I think meds are a very important thing to have on hand. Love how prepared you are! Thanks so much for watching 😊💕
@@TheHandbagConnoisseurwas that only the medium longchamp bag???
Chones are underwear for those wondering.
Love your videos , straight to the point , no extra gibberish 😅… can we see a little more on the clothes you pack, would love to see what type of tops , pants , outer layer you bring .
@@LadyPlans So happy you love my videos! My next pack with me I will show the types of clothes I bring. Thanks so much for watching 💕
Genius! I need you to come and pack for me next time I go away 😂
I’m there lol. Thanks for watching 😊💕
I too use Kanken 15 inch laptop bag..navy. i use compass rose slim. 2 fit in perfectly. I also love Millies tea soups. Thanks for sharing
@@marybrady6934 that’s awesome I need to check out the compass rose backpack. Thanks for watching! 💕
I like to use cubes as well but I like it nicely folded and organized
@@tedilearnstoluxe8679 That’s awesome! Cubes are great for organization. Thanks for watching! 💕
Yessss proper organization and neat folding would have saved a lot of space.
@@461645but, her method makes a more consistent package at the end. I test folding and rolling each new configuration of items.
Chonies! 😂😂😂 I call my underwear chonies too ❤
Thanks for the video.
@@aamadeus3884 😂 thanks so much for watching 💕
haha how do you keep your back and shoulders from aching?
You know what before this Kanken bag I used to use a bigger backpack and that hurt my back. Since using this bag I haven’t had that issue. Maybe bc there’s less stuff in it? I don’t know. I also weight lift a lot so maybe that helps? Sorry if that wasn’t helpful lol
I love love love your videos!!🎉
Awww thank you so much 😊💕
Loooove super grey bag ❤
What kanken do you have that it has a zippered pocket on the inside of the front flap?
This is the 15” laptop backpack 😊
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Hello! I got the black bag from Longchamp. It’s linked in the description box. Thanks so much for watching 😊
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And then she turns off the camera and pulls out her one carry-on bag with handle😂
@@Vonnij thanks for watching 👍🏼
What on earth is a ‘choney’? 😂
@@gemmakatiemarie lol sorry I should’ve put it on the video. It means underwear 😂
I live in Arizona now and found out that it is local slang for underwear.
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And then the handles will break, seams will rip, zipper will break and you’ll be looking for another bag. 😅😅😅 Too over packed
Nah kankens dont break that easily
@@EdwardCohen190 lol oh my I hope not. My Kanken feels pretty sturdy. Thanks for watching!