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Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Using Laundry Bags For Packing


Problem
How do you make a laundry bag for packing?

Answer
Depending on your time and budget:

1 Use a spare bag from home. A disposable light 'plastic' shopping bag. Any kind of bag. Even A4 paper with sellotape made into a large envelope with the word laundry written by hand or printed. Or print this as a label to tape onto a paper bag or paper carrier bag.

2 Add a luggage tag marked LAUNDRY.

3 Pack an old pillow case.

4 Alternatively, buy a cheap new pillow case or cotton or synthetic or plastic cushion cover. Some of them fold over. Others have zips.

5 Add a ribbon, or two ribbons, sewn on or fixed with sewing pins. Tie ribbons in a bow to fasten the bag.

6 Write the word luandry neatly on the outside.

7 Or print the word luandry in large letters in gothic script in a frame and stick on or pin on.

8 Failing all else, take the plastic laundry bag from the hotel bedroom.

9 If you feel this would be stealing hotel property, or inconvenience staff, or the next hotel guest, or your spouse who might want to send laundry, ask if it is OK to take the bag. If they say that's fine, they know to have to replace the bag and you can stop worrying about it.

10 Another option, buy a bag marked laundry on line.

11 Take your laundry bag from home.

12 Buy a packing cube with zips and mesh.

13 Add a scented bag or scented drawer liner.

14 Spray with a clothes freshener such as Febreze. This could travel with you in some instances. If you cannot pack a spray bottle or liquid on a plane, leave it behind at your second home or with hosts if staying with family or friends.

Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer, author and speaker.

Friday, April 14, 2017

Shopping plus sightseeing ? Scent Shop And Factory and Garden Stop to Shop


Problem
How to combine shopping, and sightseeing in Cambodia?

Answers
1 Temple Kiosks
Outside the major temples, along the approach paths, even inside the temples, you are likely to be offered guidebooks and fans. At the kiosks you can buy tee shirt, hats, 'elephant pants' (both the sort of trousers with patterns of elephants and pants (which the British call Trousers) which are wide on the thigh but gathered above the ankles, nearer the calf. You can also buy dresses, scarves, tops, and assorted accessories and clothes.

2 The scent shop garden and scent factory plus shop. Incenses, lip balm, anti mosquito treatment.
They booked us a massage at their other branch.
Massage manicure, pedicure and discounts on soaps, balms.
Walk around the path surrounding the four sided shop and admire trees such as the more usual mango and coconut which are common around tropical countries but also ones you might not know such as cocoa plants.

You can also get a free coffee or tea with one of several flavours from a counter to the left as you face the factory's shop.

Senteur d"Ankor Cambodia
Kaya Spa
In the centre of the city.
kaya-angkor.com
More tomorrow.

Angela Lansbury