Besides pens, spot cleaners are also available in a bar form like the Vanish Stain Removing Bar, a bleach-free solution for coloured clothes. Such bars are handy for tough stains that require scrubbing. Spot treatment can be used to: A unique and truly multipurpose wash, this product is not only suitable for doing your laundry on the go, but can also be used for washing the dishes and your body. Gentle and biodegradable, it's perfect for camping as this product does not contain any harsh chemicals and will not harm the environment. After a few days in a hotel or on the road, you may start to miss the simple home comforts, such as a washing machine and detergent. If you've ever attempted to clean garments or remove stains by washing your clothes in a hotel sink, It's time to put down the shower gel and try a travel detergent instead.

Affordably priced and efficient, this travel wash is great for wool, silks and other delicate fabrics. Although this is a non-bio detergent, it's pretty good at removing fresh oily stains and can essentially provide "first-aid" for your clothes while you are on holiday. As an additional benefit, rinse-free detergents mean there is less handling of the garment involved, resulting in less stress caused to the fibres. This is particularly useful if you are dealing with delicate fabrics, underwear or wools and silks. All the travel washes worked better than shower gel but not one of them managed to remove the notoriously difficult foundation or pasta sauce stain (so take extra care putting on your make-up or eating Italian when you're away!). The best performer overall removed olive oil, tomato ketchup, balsamic vinegar and sun cream... When buying a travel wash, make sure you buy one that’s kind to both your clothes and your hands, like the Dylon Travel Wash. It’s a concentrated fabric wash that can be used for both washing clothes and spot treatment. A travel wash can be used for: But when you’re travelling, chances are you’ll probably have to hand wash your clothes. And no matter how hard you try, a detergent never gives the same results when you use it for handwashing. Plus, carrying a whole bottle of detergent just adds to your luggage weight.Liquid detergents tend to be a bit more powerful and are easier to apply directly onto soiled areas when soaking your laundry. You only need a little bit of liquid wash to create enough lather to help lift up the dirt from the fabric and dissolve it, which is why liquid detergents are typically more economical. A relatively recent invention is rinse-free detergent. As the name suggests, these do not require the final step of rinsing after the washing is done. This way, you will be saving time and effort.

Wash bags can be up to twice as effective as hand washing clothes, and they require less effort too. It’s a win-win situation, isn’t it? Wash bags are a great option for those who:Yes, most wash bags are reusable hence they offer good value for money. Just make sure you clean and dry them properly after every wash cycle. A concentrated washing gel, formulated to use when you're travelling on holiday or away from home. DYLON Travel Wash can be used in any type of water, leaving your clothes bright and sparkling clean – every time. Aqua, Dodecylbenzene Sulphonic Acid, C12-14 Pareth-7, Urea, Sodium Hydroxide, Parfum(Fragrance), Sodium Chloride, Citric Acid, 2-Bromo-2-Nitropropane-1, 3-Diol(Bronopal), CI42090(FD&C Blue No.1)