Article: Compression bags are fantastic if you just can't avoid taking bulkier items, like ski gear or heavy winter coats. Compression packing bags work by removing all of the air from the bag, so the items takes up a much smaller space than before. Many brands do their own version of the compression packing bag, including Spacepak bags from Flight 001 and Space bags from Ziploc. Bundling is the current packing method de rigueur which makes excellent use of space and prevents clothes from becoming overly wrinkles. It is done by wrapping several items of clothing tightly around a central object such as an organizer pouch (filled with more items - of course) to form a cylindrical shaped bundle. Several of these bundles can then be packed into a relatively small space, making for very economical packing.  When using the bundling method, place the most wrinkle-resistant items like jeans and jackets on the inside of the bundle, and more delicate, wrinkle-prone items like linen trousers and fine knits on the outside. Wrap each item individually, rather than all at once, making sure the fabric is pulled taut enough that it doesn't wrinkle, but not so tight that it stretches the material.  Once you have reached the bottom of your pile of clothing, place the bundle into your bag or suitcase and pack tightly or secure tightly with the bags tie-down straps. If the bundle is not secured properly before travelling, it may unravel, causing your clothes to crease. Simply folding your clothes and stacking them one on top of the other is not the most efficient method of packing, regardless of how your mother used to do it. Folded clothes take up a lot of space and are more prone to becoming wrinkled during transit. Stick with the bundling method outlines above, or at the very least try to roll your clothes so they take up less room. Don't forget about all the empty space inside your shoes that you can use for storing smaller items like socks, underwear, jewelry or anything else you can think of. When packing efficiently it is important that you use up any and all available space.  Once the shoes have been packed, place them at the bottom of your bag or along the edges of your suitcase. If they're a little dirty and you don't want them touching your clothes, wrap each shoe tightly in a plastic bag first. Always put any heavier items like books, laptops, shoes or hair dryers (not that you should be bringing one if you're traveling light!) at the bottom of the bag or suitcase. This is because they are more secure at the bottom and less likely to move around during travel. In addition, putting heavier items at the top of your bag would increase the chance of wrinkling the clothes underneath. Item like suits or delicate, easily-creased dresses should be laid out flat at the top of your suitcase, in a protective garment bag, if possible. They should then be removed and hung-up as soon as you reach your destination. If your items do happen to become wrinkled during travel, hang them up in the bathroom while you are having a shower. The steam from the hot shower should help gently work out any creases, eliminating the need to iron.

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Use compression bags. Learn to bundle. Do not stack. Use the space inside shoes for extra storage. Put heavier items on the bottom. Place fragile or easily-wrinkled items on top.
Artikel: Kompression väskor är fantastiska om du bara inte kan undvika att ta skrymmande objekt, som skidutrustning eller tunga vinterrockar. Kompressionspackningspåsar fungerar genom att ta bort all luft från påsen, så föremålen tar upp ett mycket mindre utrymme än tidigare. Många märken gör sin egen version av komprimeringspackpåsen, bland annat Spacepak-påsar från Flight 001 och Space-påsar från Ziploc. Bundling är den nuvarande packningsmetoden de rigueur som gör utmärkt användning av utrymme och förhindrar att kläder blir alltför rynkor. Det görs genom att svepa flera klädesplagg tätt runt ett centralt föremål såsom en arrangörspåse (fylld med fler föremål - naturligtvis) för att bilda ett cylindriskt format knippe. Flera av dessa buntar kan sedan packas in i ett relativt litet utrymme, vilket gör det mycket ekonomiskt packning. När du använder hopfogningsmetoden, placera de mest skrynkliga och rynkliga föremål som jeans och jackor på insidan av bunten, och mer delikata, skrynkliga-benägna föremål som linnebyxor och fina stickar på utsidan. Wrap varje objekt individuellt, snarare än alla på en gång, se till att tyget dras åt tillräckligt hårt för att det inte skrynklar, men inte så hårt att det sträcker materialet. När du har nått botten av din hög av kläder, placera bunten i din väska eller resväska och packa ordentligt eller säkra tätt med väskorna tie-down band. Om bunten inte är säkrad ordentligt innan du reser, kan det redas ut, vilket gör att dina kläder veck. Att helt enkelt vika dina kläder och stapla dem ovanpå varandra är inte det mest effektiva sättet att packa, oavsett hur din mamma brukade göra det. Vikbara kläder tar upp mycket utrymme och är mer benägna att bli skrynkliga under transitering. Håll dig till hopfogningsmetoden skisser ovan, eller åtminstone försöka rulla dina kläder så att de tar upp mindre plats. Glöm inte allt tomt utrymme i skorna som du kan använda för att förvara mindre saker som strumpor, underkläder, smycken eller något annat du kan tänka dig. När du packar effektivt är det viktigt att du använder allt tillgängligt utrymme. När skorna har packats, placera dem längst ner i väskan eller längs kanterna på väskan. Om de är lite smutsiga och du inte vill att de rör dina kläder, linda varje sko hårt i en plastpåse först. Sätt alltid tyngre saker som böcker, bärbara datorer, skor eller hårtork (inte för att du ska ta med en om du reser lätt!) på botten av väskan eller väskan. Detta beror på att de är säkrare i botten och mindre benägna att röra sig under resor. Dessutom skulle sätta tyngre objekt på toppen av din väska öka chansen att skrynkla kläderna under. Föremål som kostymer eller delikata, lätt tilltagna klänningar bör läggas ut platt överst på resväskan, i en skyddande klädpåse, om möjligt. De bör sedan tas bort och hängas upp så fort du når din destination. Om dina objekt råkar bli skrynkliga under resor, hänga upp dem i badrummet medan du har en dusch. Ångan från den varma duschen bör hjälpa försiktigt arbeta ut eventuella veck, eliminera behovet av att stryka. Vad är en sammanfattning?
Article: Compression bags are amazing if you just can't avoid taking bulky items, such as ski equipment or heavy winter coats. Compression packing bags work by removing all air from the bag, so the items take up a much smaller space than before. Many brands make their own version of the compaction pack, including Spacepak bags from Flight 001 and Space bags from Ziploc. Bundling is the current packing method de rigueur which makes excellent use of space and prevents clothing from becoming too wrinkles. It is done by sweeping several items of clothing tightly around a central object such as an organizer bag (filled with more objects - of course) to form a cylindrical-shaped bundle. Several of these bundles can then be packed into a relatively small space, making it very economical packing. When using the joining method, place the most wrinkled and wrinkled items such as jeans and jackets on the inside of the bundle, and more delicate, wrinkled-prone items such as linen trousers and fine knits on the outside. Wrap each item individually, rather than all at once, make sure the fabric tightens tight enough to not wrinkle, but not so hard that it stretches the material. Once you have reached the bottom of your pile of clothes, place the bundle in your bag or suitcase and pack properly or safely tightly with the bags tie-down ribbons. If the bundle is not secured properly before you travel, it can be sorted out, allowing your clothes folds. Simply folding your clothes and stacking them on top of each other is not the most effective way to pack, no matter how your mother used to do it. Foldable clothes take up a lot of space and are more likely to become wrinkled during transit. Stick to the joining method sketches above, or at least try to roll your clothes so that they take up less space. Do not forget all the empty space in your shoes that you can use to store smaller items such as socks, underwear, jewelry or anything else you can imagine. When you pack effectively, it is important that you use all available space. After the shoes have been packed, place them at the bottom of the bag or along the edges of the bag. If they're a little dirty and you don't want them touching your clothes, wrap each shoe hard in a plastic bag first. Always put heavier things like books, laptops, shoes or hair dryers (not that you should bring one if you travel easily!) at the bottom of the bag or bag. This is because they are safer at the bottom and less likely to move while travelling. In addition, putting heavier items on top of your bag would increase the chance to wrinkle your clothes underneath. Items such as costumes or delicate, lightly inflated dresses should be laid out flat at the top of the suitcase, in a protective clothing bag, if possible. They should then be removed and hung up as soon as you reach your destination. If your items happen to be wrinkled during travel, hang them up in the bathroom while you have a shower. The steam from the hot shower should help gently work out any folds, eliminating the need to iron. What is a summary?
Använd tryckpåsar. Lär dig att bunta. Stapla inte. Använd utrymmet inuti skor för extra förvaring. Lägg tyngre föremål på botten. Placera ömtåliga eller lättrynkade föremål ovanpå.
Use push bags. Learn how to bundle. Don't stack. Use the space inside shoes for extra storage. Put heavier objects on the bottom. Place delicate or lightly wrinkled objects on top.