Dirty / Clean Bag | Outdoor Research

Dual-entry travel laundry bag with two separate compartments, ideal for storing dirty and clean items together without overlap.

Never mix up your travel laundry again with the clearly labeled laundry storage solution, the Outdoor Research Dirty/Clean Bag. This bag separates dirty and clean items into two separate compartments accessible from either side of the bag. A semi-translucent construction makes it easy to see where your clothes are, and the dual-entry ensures that you won't mix dirty and clean items. This laundry bag is hangable, compressible, and just as functional for extended backpacking trips as it is for business trips, completely water resistant and durable to withstand the rigors of travel.

[kentfranken]

A food bag like this would be awesome - 1 end for food, 1 for garbage.
DCF/Ecopak would make it ultralight!

[YerluvinunclePete]

This video was a bit useless. Everything it told us was obvious from the product description.
What I want to know...
Does the central divider flex to give capacity to either side as you use clothes or is a 20 litre bag two, 10 litre compartments? If it's just two, set volume compartments, I would rather just have two bags.

[Hoss]

Have one and absolutely love it! Keeps my laundry sorted on the trail.

[mrschwartzmc]

Is there a video that shows where the divider is?

[bgambrogi]

i just bought this but im pretty confused by it. how exactly do you add compression? what you did in the video did not compress it. i assumed there would be a central divider so that i can roll each end tightly toward the middle, but thats not possible with this design, because stuffing your clothes to the end of either side would block being able to stuff the opposite end. would love to see a video show an example of this actually being used and compressed down tightly.

[martingoodwin]

Plastic bag in bottom of clothes dry bag for dirty stuff....turn dry bag inside out and fill 2/3 with water/soap to do wash....

[dougmarder]

Love your gear, but this looks like a solution in search of a problem. Is carrying a laundry bag too complicated?