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  1. #1
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    Dec 2007
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    Thanks guys

    Maz - will have to experiment on how many I can fit in.. I sorta calculated that I'll need at least 3 days worth for both of them -including nights - so thats about 24 nappies

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    BellyBelly Life Member - Love all your MCN friends
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    have you worked out what you're going to store the dirty /used ones in (until you can wash them?)

    have you got a monster wetbag (to leave at your accommodation)
    and a day wetbag (to take with you in the car each day)?

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    Jun 2005
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    Spacebag is a good idea.

    I would take a bucket for the dirty nappies. Wetbags stink, unless you plan on washing every day. You could then use the bucket to chuck your stash in in the car for the initial travelling. But then.. you need somewhere to keep the stash once you need the bucket. hmm... go the space bags Just be careful packing it into the car.. they tear really easily I found. Perhaps space bag them so that you can fit a lot into a suitcase or something.

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    yup gigi i got me a HUGE mother of a wetbag that would easily store 2 days worth. And two little ones

    ETA: thanks liz - have to see if we will have the room - not a big boot!!

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    well that's ok then. if you didn't, i was going to offer to mail you a big pail-liner wetbag to your Hervey Bay accom. i was worried you might not have one.

    sounds like you're set then!

    only other things i can think of, that MIGHT be useful, (cos you might not knwo the drying setup) would be a travel clothesline (the entwined double elastic line you can hook up anywhere). and laundry bags for anything that is prone to linting.

    have a great time at Hervey Bay! wave to a whale for me!

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    pmsl yeah I'll look in a mirror and wave to myself - helloooooo whale.. lol

    anyhoo - that would have been very generous of you, thank you for thinking of me.

    Should be allowed to use her clothes line - so drying should be ok.
    This is what I am taking - me thinks.
    DS - bumg's, HH's, ittis & green kids.
    DD - bumg's, MD's, ittis and BBB & covers.

    Trying to pick ones that dry quickly - or if they don't - can be chucked in the dryer...

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    sounds like a Plan!

    the other thing that occurred to me - flushable liners for your oldest?

    now remember to wave to the whales, i DO NOT mean you wave to yourself, cos you is not a whale!

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    Hmmmm I'm sure I still have my flushable liners here... I should probably be using them anyway cos his are HORRID at the moment - antibiotics.. yuckoooo