Handy tips

[andreas]

Borrow the chalet maid's vacuum cleaner?

Or just borrow the chalet maid...

[crockers]

That idea "sucks"

[PJV997]

Not a Porsche specific tip - I first used these when I had to get a family of four into an M3 saloon for a ski trip, with our ski gear.

These space saver vacuum bags compress soft clothing, bedding, towels and similar into a fraction of the space. Never had an issue with creasing clothing and on our current trip have been great for some bedding, towels and dog stuff we’ve brought along.

I bought from Argos over 10 years ago and they come with lifetime replacement guarantee. Quick check on Argos website shows that assorted sizes pack of 6 or 8 bags are available for £10 and £15 respectively.

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The Porsche Vacuum Voidenluftenmacher costs €1999

[PJV997]

Not a Porsche specific tip - I first used these when I had to get a family of four into an M3 saloon for a ski trip, with our ski gear.

These space saver vacuum bags compress soft clothing, bedding, towels and similar into a fraction of the space. Never had an issue with creasing clothing and on our current trip have been great for some bedding, towels and dog stuff we’ve brought along.

I bought from Argos over 10 years ago and they come with lifetime replacement guarantee. Quick check on Argos website shows that assorted sizes pack of 6 or 8 bags are available for £10 and £15 respectively.

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What about packing for the return journey?

I’ve used them when we’ve rented a house or apartment.

Ironically, this was the first time I couldn’t get access to to a vacuum cleaner with a hose, but problem solved by a trip to the local car cleaning spot a few minutes from where we stayed.

[bennachie]

Just roll them up. No need for a vacuum..................