101 uses of Qantas wash bags

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Oct 17, 2013, 9:47 pm

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Originally Posted by bensyd

When I saw the thread title I thought Qantas was now offering a wash and dry service. Actually, hanging out a few wet clothes in the cabin would do wonders for the humidity.^

Am I the only one who usually leaves amenity kits on the plane?

Its better and cheaper to give them as gifts to your children. Saves a lot.

Oct 17, 2013, 10:07 pm

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Originally Posted by Lonely Flyer

Its better and cheaper to give them as gifts to your children. Saves a lot.

Arguably, it's cheaper to not have children in the first place.

Oct 20, 2013, 4:37 am

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Originally Posted by LTN Phobia

I have clearly spent far too long out of the country and on the BA forum I now remember I used to call them "amenity kits". (Considering the BA F "wash bag" isn't even a bag except on the A380 I should really start calling it something else.)

I think most people call them amenity kits on the BA forum too!

Oct 20, 2013, 8:10 am

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I am now using one of my Kate Spade one as an actual amenity bag, and another one remains in use for iPad mini keyboard.

Currently debating the next abuse of QF J amenity kit bag.

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Originally Posted by Genius1

I think most people call them amenity kits on the BA forum too!

We call them BAg... most of the time, don't we?