We awoke to find the clothes we washed the night before were dry (towel drying the clothes combined with some light air-conditioning worked wonders). After a relaxing breakfast we embarked on a self-guided walking tour of Ho Chi Minh, including a very confronting war museum, a relaxing inner city pagoda, street markets and about 12km of walking between. The amount of walking, the heat and the pollution from millions of scooters would give the Scrubba wash bag a...

After 15 hours of travel, we stepped into the humidity and a chaos ruled by swarms of motorbikes. Welcome to Ho Chi Minh City (or Saigon as the locals prefer). It was your typical travel experience getting to the hostel; ripped off and paying double what we should have for the taxi and then a late check in aided by a couple of local brews as the old hotel manager hadn't updated her book keeping for decades. We ducked the low lying ceiling and weaved up the 9 fl...

Ash and Adam's travel blog here. We're about to embark on a travel challenge; "How light can the Scrubba wash bag allow you to travel?" We put the question out there regarding a trip to South East Asia for 3 weeks and responses varied from 20 kilos to 5 kilos. Well, we reckon the Scrubba wash bag allows you to travel so clean, light and free, we can do it with less than 3 kilos each, inlcuding luxuries including our iphones, ipods and ebook readers. Just beca...