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Sea to Summit 10L Sink

LesBrass

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I'm thinking of getting one... but is it one of those things that sounds like a good idea but will never be used?

many thanks in advance :)
 
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LesBras, I considered that too - but didn't bring one - and was glad about that! In albergues when you kind of queu up to wash your clothes, it is not quite easy (or polite!) to step up to the persons doing their chores and ask for a water fill - or a request to empty it again. Only my thought, though.

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Albergues have several plastic wash tubs at the deep sinks, also no need to bring a drain plug.
 
LesBras, I bought one before my first Camino ..tried it out...it failed miserably..but that could be more because I'm so clumsy and can kill everything even if it's from plastic...gave it away as a raffleprize....:). Enough outside sinks to wash your clothes...after two weeks on the Camino you only care for cleaning socks and underwear anyway..:p
 
Apply the multiple use rule recommended by many on the forum: does the sink have a second or third use? Probably not. Better to save money and weight and substitute a plastic bag for the sink (or wash your things in the shower each night -- place them in a hanging mesh bag, soak, add soap, knead, rinse, wring out, hang to dry).
 
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You can also use the plastic wash tubs in the albergue for that too.
 
... or the black plastic garbage bag some carry inside their packs as an internal waterproof layer, or a dry place to sit on wet ground, or an emergency poncho, or some other use ... (smile)
 
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Thanks all for the feedback... I think I've decided I dont need one... but I would like one... but I dont need one :rolleyes:
 
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