Camp Clothes Washing Device

[torsion]

Ok, Ive searched and searched on this forum, can't find it.
I recall reading a product (aussie made) - 20 litre bucket with lid and a metal head plunger.
The plunger was alloy or steel with a head shaped as an X.

Anyone tell me the name of it or the company.

Thanks.

[sol]

I've seen the ones with the plastic plunger and they were available from Camec.

     

[weeds]

just a run of the mill bucket and two hands works fine

[Alan Loy]

My favourite (being lazy) is bucket with a lid or better a drum http://www.bunnings.com.au/venture-bmw-30l-blue-tint-wide-mouth-water-storage-drum-with-bung_p3240534

Place water clothes and detergent in drum

Put in car

Go for a drive.  Everything is clean

Rinse

[Bullant4x4]

I find if I fish long enough, it seems to get done

[Beachman]

If your not talking about mud covered clothes, then we just use a strong bucket with a tight fitting lid. Chuck clothes in, water, washing powder and put the lid on tight, then start the days drive and let the bumps do the rest.

[speewa158]

lf you use the 20L drum & wool mix letting the corrugations do something useful . No need to rinse just wring out & hang to dry . Then its time for 

[swanny]

Get yourself a normal plunger with handle, drill a series of 12mm holes in it and you have the best bush washing machine money can buy, been using one for years, along with the bucket half full for the days travels over rough corro roads.

Yogi and renno did mine in on the cape trip, but up until then used it for a few years.

Swanny

[Bird]

lf you use the 20L drum & wool mix letting the corrugations do something useful . No need to rinse just wring out & hang to dry . Then its time for 

what he said...

[kiva]

http://thescrubba.com.au

[Bullant4x4]

Too easy

[GeoffA]

Not my department.......

[speewa158]

Not my department.......


But you do get dirty . l have seen you in camp , food stains , beer stains & what ever else you tried to hoist to your lips . All that practise & still you missed       

[GeoffA]

But you do get dirty . l have seen you in camp , food stains , beer stains & what ever else you tried to hoist to your lips . All that practise & still you missed       

I do my best......

[speewa158]

You are truly Gifted it seems   

[steppenwolf]

Saw this for small items in the paper the other day. Looks a bit $$$$$ to me, but might suit others

http://thescrubba.com.au

[speewa158]

l can afford a CT & tug so a 20L drum lashed on to the unit with the cloths in dose me fine . That bloke in the tent should have taken a swag to sleep in . The other bloke needs a bag trolley to move the washing machine . Young people these days aint gots the brain theys was borns with ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,        

[peterdeg]

$3 Bucket. http://www.bunnings.com.au/square-12l-plastic-bucket_p4460089 (square for more efficient use of space when packing in trailer)
$5 dollar paint mixer http://www.bunnings.com.au/uni-pro-paint-mixer-drill-attachment_p1670460
$5 file handle http://www.bunnings.com.au/nicholson-ergonomic-file-handle-with-2-inserts_p5760156 (make sure handle will fit on paint mixer)

Camp seat. Beer. Sit & wash.
One arm for washing, one arm for rinse cycle.

[GUEY]

If you need dry sox and jox in a hurry after washing these work well.

Your choice if you choose to put food back in there again though 

[Ian Wilkinson]

http://thescrubba.com.au/products/scrubba-wash-bag