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The bathroom isn't mine, so I can't leave my things there. I take a lot of things and use all of them, but a bag makes access a little difficult. Instead, wear a simple cloth bandolier with variable-width compartments (employing sliding dividers) that snugly hold toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, medicine,
floss, soap, and other things for fast access.
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Handy for travelers when using public facilities in campsites, marinas, etc. [+] |
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Also useful for students living in dorms with communal facilities. Supercool idea. [+] |
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Yeah, 'cause fanny packs are So five minutes ago. |
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...so really a *toolbelt*? |
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+ Great idea. The problem with the standard carriers for
toiletries is that you never have a place to put them down,
especially when in the home of someone that must cover
every inch with a toad or mouse or ribboned pillow. Here's a
place to put your silky satiny pink giraffe. |
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I wear my dressing gown whilst having a shower, shampoo in one pocket and washing powder in the other. |
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<image of [skinflaps] in dressing gown at back of Mecca bingo hall> |
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If there's a hanger, you can hang it, if there's not, just drape
it across one shoulder. Sliding dividers and all, a great idea.
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