I've used the Scrubba for several trips and really feel that it frees up time and worry - you don't have to bother looking for laundry facilities (In Iceland for 2 weeks we didn't see any until the day before we got back to Reykjavik) and you don't have to limit your rentals to ones that have washers. You do have to be organized about doing a load every night, or every other night, for two people, but that's not a hardship.I have also streamlined the process by using soap for wool and silk that does not need rinsing - which saves saves water and time. SOAK is one such company.
Thank you for the detailed review!! No one mentions the anti-slide part, that part sold it to me! If you ever get the smaller version I'd love to see a review on it too!
Just scoured (no pun intended) the internet for Scrubba reviews and this one was the most informative by far! Your foot-washing technique may have sold me, to be honest, lol. Thanks for the video, and the affiliate link transparency!
I've never seen anything like this but now having seen it i am confident I could make 1 for about 15 bucks lol. I have been homeless a time or 2 and I would have loved to have this!!! Loved your review, love what i am seeing on your channel!
Haha agree it is too expensive. But for the right people it could be a good fit I'm sure. I can imagine this thing being very useful if you were homeless! In that case I think you'd rather have the money though... I'm glad you like the channel! :D
