Anybody ever bought disposable underwear for travelling?

[raccoon]

I'm giving that some serious thought.

[raccoon]

1. To clarify, I am referring to something like this.

http://www.dnaproductsonline.com/web/Product?product=4002

[yy4me]

2. I have to admit,,the price seems good but I'd try a multi-pack

before my trip if I were you. If they are uncomfortable or make you perspire, You'll know it before you are stuck with no other option. I wish this company made good old grannie panties, I'd try a package. For many of us old folks, the thought of these little briefs gives us the willies!

[raccoon]

3. Good thought, about trying them beforehand. nt

[Lydia Leftcoast]

4. When I was in England in 2006

I learned that laundromats are super expensive, even if you factor in the exchange rate: about $6 to wash and $2 for 12 minutes to dry.

After one incidence of sticker shock at a laundromat, I decided to do without. However, as the end of my trip approached, I realized that while I had enough shirts for the rest of the trip, I didn't have enough underwear.

As luck would have it, I found a "pound shop," which is like a dollar store, and they had super cheapo undies for three pairs for £2. That was cheaper than going to the laundromat, and I had three days left, so I bought them.

They were indeed poor quality and fell apart after one wearing, but they did the trick.