we are leaving on a road trip tom. and my parents car is and expedition so there is enough room for everyone going to have a seat and there are no seats left. if you no an expedition it has alomst no trunk space....i mean some but not enough for 7 peoples stuff if you no what i mean. but we ahve to make it work. and no wwe are not tieing anyhting down to the roof.
does anyone have any tips on not packing the car but pakcing our clothes so that we can fit as many cltohes into bags as possible??
whats the tirck to roll the shirts or put stuff flat?? that kinda stuff so thanks for the tips.
o and we love to pack snakcs but we always take to much any tips on a way of packing alot but yet a little amount of snacks??
2006-11-21 10:59:49 · 1 answers · asked by tif 2 in Travel ➔ Travel (General) ➔ Other - Destinations
Boy, could my daughter help you in this situation! She 'lives' on a cruise ship in Hawaii (The Pride of Hawaii) and works as a manager for baking and pastry. She ports throughout the five islands. When we were helping her get ready - we were told that she could only take 2-50 pound bags. Talk about rolling underwear! Rolling shirts, underwear, etc. is the best way to pack. You can even place your socks, underwear, etc. inside each other and roll away. Plastic bags with rubber bands or ties can hold your toothbrushes, toothpaste, and some other personal items. Outerwear may be the largest to roll, but rolling is the best way to get the job done. One large duffle bag (military style) was able to hold her clothing, supplies, detergent, hair products, etc, for 3 months!!! Best of luck! If in doubt - call your local recruiting office - they were really happy to help us organize and pack. As far as food products - food items that have a long shelf life would be best to pack - however, don't skimp on the fresh fruit (or dried), raisins, prunes, dates, etc. to keep you healthy and full.
2006-11-21 11:13:21 · answer #1 · answered by THE SINGER 7 · 0⤊ 0⤋