Shafiqul Islam

Gather items, place large items in the bottom, put folded items on top, add clothing items, put items that don’t need to be folded in last, zip the backpack and shake it, add a few items of clothing on top to smooth out wrinkles. Packing a backpack without wrinkles is essential for those who are … Read more

Spread out the sleeping bag, fluff it up with your hands, shake it vigorously, then hang it in a warm, dry area to air out for a few hours. When you are out camping, nothing is worse than sleeping in a cold, compressed sleeping bag. A compressed sleeping bag can be uncomfortable, inefficient, and at … Read more

When camping, it is important to make sure your sleeping bag fits correctly. It should not be too tight or too loose, and should also be the right weight and temperature. Sleeping bags are ideal for camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities. They come in various shapes and sizes, and the type of sleeping bag … Read more

A compression bag is a special bag with a zipper or seal that can make it much smaller than a regular bag. You can put clothes, blankets, pillows, towels, toys and other items in it, but make sure it is not too heavy and roll up the items before putting them in. Vacuum seal bags … Read more

Yes, the TSA checks carry-on bags to make sure that nothing dangerous is inside and that nothing prohibited, such as weapons or explosives, is brought onto the plane. They also check to make sure the bag is not too big or too heavy. Travelling can be a stressful experience, and if you plan to bring … Read more

Sleeping bags should be washed every few months, or after every few uses if they are used frequently. Sleeping bags are an essential piece of camping gear for many outdoor enthusiasts. They provide warmth, comfort, and protection from the elements. Washing a sleeping bag is an important part of keeping it in good condition and … Read more

At the airport, someone gave you a little wipe for your hands to help keep you safe from germs that can make you sick. Germs can spread from person to person and the wipe helps to keep them away. Have you ever been walking through an airport security line and been asked to have a … Read more

No, the TSA won’t stop you for bringing pads with you when you travel. But, if they do, you have to take them out and put them in a clear plastic bag so they can be checked. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is responsible for regulating the security of airline passengers and their luggage. Many … Read more