When traveling, clothes that are not washed for a long time are prone to mold. How do you deal with the problem of changing clothes?

When traveling, clothes that are not washed for a long time are prone to mold. How do you deal with the problem of changing clothes? This is how I usually solve this dilemma.

If I travel from four to five days to a week, I can stay in the same place without changing hotels, or I can change hotels once. This is also very simple. You can take a shower in your hotel room, hang your clothes to dry, or call hotel service.

Wear thin clothing as much as possible. It is enough to bring one or two thick coats when you go out. You don’t need to bring too many. If there are no special circumstances during the trip, thick clothes do not need to be washed at all.

If you don’t have any particularly dirty areas, you don’t need to wash them at all. Thin clothes should basically be changed every two days, unless you go to a tropical area and sweat every day. If you want to wash clothes, hang them on the air conditioner after washing them in the hotel at night. No matter it is warm wind in winter or cold wind in summer, it can speed up the drying of thin clothes. Generally, the clothes will be dry the next day. Even if they are not dry enough, hang the clothes in the car the next day and let them dry as you go.

However, socks, underwear and other unsightly items hanging in the car can easily fall off. You can use hotel hair dryers to blow more air and hang them next to the air conditioner. This can basically be done overnight. Another good idea is to bring extra old clothes or disposable underwear and throw them away when they get dirty. This saves time, labor and space.

There is really no need to bring so many clothes when traveling, because cleaning is troublesome, and you have to buy a lot of specialties, which takes up a lot of space. So when we go traveling, we should bring as little clothes as possible. Can save a lot of trouble.