Using Your Scrubba
Instructions | Care and Maintenance
Instructions
Steps showing how to easily and effectively hand wash clothes for free while traveling, camping, backpacking or at home with the Scrubba™ wash bag.
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- Add water, cleaning liquid and clothes to the Scrubba™ wash bag (20-40% volume) |
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- Roll down top at least 4-5 times and clip ends |
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- Open and squeeze valve to expel air from the Scrubba™ wash bag |
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- Press down and rub clothes against the Scrubba™ wash bag’s unique internal flexible washboard for 30 seconds for a quick traveler wash or for 3 minutes for a machine quality wash - For delicates, press and rub gently |
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- Unclip and unroll the Scrubba™ wash bag’s seal - Remove dirty water from the Scrubba™ wash bag - Rinse clothes with fresh water in the Scrubba™ wash bag or under a running tap or shower |
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- Dry the clothes with the The Scrubba Travelers Kit
- Pat dry the clothes by wrapping and pressing the clothes
in the Scrubba towel - Hang clothes to dry on the Scrubba travel clothesline
- Rinse the Scrubba™ wash bag and invert to dry
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The Scrubba™ wash bag is the easiest and most effective way to hand wash clothes when traveling, camping, trekking, hiking, on a cruise, on a business trip or even at home.
Care and Maintenance
Your Scrubba wash bag will last much longer if you look after it. Following the instructions below will maximise the life-span of your Scrubba wash bag.
Rinse, invert and dry the Scrubba wash bag after each use:
After use, invert the Scrubba wash bag and allow to dry. Otherwise the internal waterproof layer may stick to itself, compromising the waterproof nature of the bag.
Avoid exposure to heat or sunlight:
Exposure to temperatures over 50°C (122°F) or sunlight can damage the inner and outer coatings of the Scrubba wash bag.
Take care when washing clothes with zips, buckles or other hard features:
Wrapping the clothes to cover zips, buckles or other hard features can minimise damage to the Scrubba wash bag.
