Brilliant. Best I have ever seen! Thank you !

simple but really smart idea. I do hand wash other things (more for convenience), but I never thought of using a bathroom.

You make it seem so easy. But I'm afraid of the drying process, since I don't have a dryer. But maybe I'll try the down jacket first. :)

Great tips Ms Hayley and looks good as new once done. Thanks for another video offering and see ya on your next one. Take care and have a great day.🙏🏻😃

Awesome, thanks. I also have a Sea to Summit bag. They're killer.

Not a sleeping bag question ( but I do wash my down gear every year or so... very very carefully!) but I would love for you to do a test drive of an AARN backpack, I've had one for a number of years and it's the only reason I can still go on hikes at my age and with lower back issues. Properly packed, they are so balanced that I don't have to have that slight lean forward that causes me pain, of course trekking poles help a lot too. Love your videos, friendly, informative and detailed. Well done!

Hayley, thank you for your awesome hiking videos! Big fan here. You may know this already, but just in case, please be careful to never store your down bag in a stuff sack. Only store it loosely in a large cotton storage sack which lets it loft. Storing it in a small stuff sack compresses the down all the time, shortening the life of the down and making it much less warm when you need it on the trail. The stuff sack is OK if you need more space on a trip, but most of the time you can just compress your bag in the bottom of your pack in a waterproof liner bag without even needing the extra weight of the stuff sack. Keep up the fantastic hikes and videography!

Great tip. Thank you for sharing

Loved your pause! lol.. I followed all instructions for my Sierra Design 750 fill quilt, what a nightmare. Used low heat at my local laundromat, Twice! Still wet, (cannot ever imagine getting soaked in the back country ) So 2nd time went to medium heat , still wet and down all clumpy. Than it finally got sunny here on the California Central Coast and that did the trick but even after it dryed the down was still Clumpy ( is there such a word Mr. Webster? ) My advice: Be patient , gently pull and shake the down back into the baffles but I can NEVER! imagine getting this quilt soaked on a backpack trip.. Buen Camino..

Info yg sangat bagus..

Hi Hayley. Cheers for the vid. Its unusual to see a dryer stuck to a wall. Is that a NZ thing? :)

Thanks Hayley, should you turn your bag 'inside out' before you start?