Scrubba "Scrubber" [Untouched] Wash Bag - Portable Washing Machine - Eco-friendly Manual Washing Machine for Travel, Camping, Baby Clothes - Travel Essentials and Gifts - Laundry Detergent, Travel

I ordered this to take on a cruise, as the line doesn’t have any laundry facilities. This worked really well. I was able to put clothes in with a laundry sheet and leave them to soak then rinse them out. You can roll the top down and secure the bag so it doesn’t leak too. Very sturdy. It did the job.

I recently used the Scrubda Dry Bag during my vacation, and it turned out to be a very useful travel companion. The concept is great—it’s a compact and efficient way to wash clothes on the go. The built-in silicone insert mimics a washboard, making the cleaning process more effective. I used it every day to quickly wash T-shirts and underwear, and it worked perfectly. While using it in a hotel wasn’t the most convenient experience, it definitely saved me money on laundry services. If you’re a frequent traveler looking for a simple and portable washing solution, this dry bag is worth considering!

I did months of research before purchasing the Scrubba. I stalked their social media, combed through forums, and read every review I could find because I wanted to be absolutely sure it would work for me. I already use laundry detergent sheets and have been paying extra for Airbnbs with washers and dryers, but for my upcoming European backpacking trip, I needed something compact and efficient. This seemed like the perfect fit. I tested it thoroughly before packing it: thick boxer-style period underwear, a long-sleeve t-shirt with a vinyl graphic, and a face mask—all washed with two sheets of Good Juju detergent, following Scrubba’s instructions to the letter. I often hand wash in sinks while traveling, but it usually leaves a funky smell or texture. This time? No residue. No smell. No texture issues. The clothes came out cleaner than expected—even the period underwear, with just a single rinse. (If you know, you know!) An unexpected bonus: I used it as a vacuum-compression bag inside one of my Monos packing cubes. The Monos cubes are great, but the mesh makes it hard to compress anything fully. After trying to close it for over a week, the Scrubba saved the day. Everything I wanted to pack fit beautifully once I used the Scrubba as an airtight storage bag. Dual purpose win! Why not five stars? Unfortunately, on first use, it leaked—a significant amount. For a product priced at $80 CAD / $50+ USD, that's disappointing. I’ll still be bringing and using it, but I feel strongly that this kind of defect should not be overlooked at this price point. It works, and I’m mostly happy with it, but the leak makes me question the durability and quality control. Still, a great product with smart design—just be sure to test yours before your trip.

SO EASY! Works like a charm with a half-sheet of detergent. Just the right size for a small load, enough to fill the small laundry line I hung over the couch in our cabin. Put in some lightly soiled clothes, add detergent and hot water. I put it on the floor and rolled it around with my feet - no leakage, easy to see through window. Rolled out dirty water into shower, and refilled with clean water. Roll around some more. Usually rinsed once again in sink, squeezed dry with a towel: clean & ready to hang to dry! You will want to supplement this with dry, non-toxic laundry "sheets," a clothesline (bring magnets and suction cups to hang), plus clothes pins/pegs.

Also ich habe diesen Waschbeutel in meinem Camper dabei. Für eine Bluse oder ein paar unterhosen und Socken es ist wunderbar, denn man kann die Wäsche natürlich auch etwas einweichen lassen. Man braucht aber schon etwas mehr Wasser, einmal natürlich zum Waschen, und dann natürlich zum Ausspülen. Es funktioniert aber gut, wenn auch teuer, ich würde es noch mal kaufen oder vielleicht sogar verschenken.