Denise O'Donoghue

It's not going to do anything bad to the bed sheets, which is great.

And it just kind of soaks up any sweat or extra moisture that might be there.

Yeah, so I'm a big fan of the carry-on.

I hate checking in a bag if I have to, especially if you're only going away for a weekend.

So my own thing is I will roll everything.

So if I'm packing my clothes, I'll roll it all up very small.

So I kind of fold it as normal and then roll it as tightly as possible.

And you actually squeeze in a lot more clothes.

I remember trying it the first time thinking, ah, no, this won't make much of a difference.

But it really does.

So you can pack in a few more bits, which is great for, you know, two or three nights away.

Yeah.

Now, I know a lot of hotels will have a hairdryer, but you know, if you're staying somewhere that does, or not a hairdryer, sorry, an iron.

But if you're staying somewhere that doesn't have it or, you know, it's an Airbnb or something like that, if I have a hair straightener, which I've probably packed anyway, because if I'm going out one of the nights, I might try to look a bit more presentable.

I'll use that.

So whether it's, you know, collars of a shirt or a T-shirt or something like that, I'll just give it a quick rub over with it and it knocks all those wrinkles out from the packing.

Yeah, so it happens a lot.

People come back from their holidays and unfortunately the hair is maybe drier or brittle or anything along those lines.

And it's very simple.

If you're in the swimming pool, it's the chlorine really will kind of wreck your hair a little bit.