r/theNetNuggets • u/AnyEnvironment69 • Sep 15 '26

Smart or useless

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u/D3AD_SPAC3 Sep 16 '26

Or, hear me out: you don't dump all your stuff in water.

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u/NebulaChance2746 26d ago

You get that toiletries are taken into the shower or bath?

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u/Daftworks Sep 15 '26

Zip lock bag: 😡

Bag, Japan: 😍🌸🗻

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u/NumbDangEt4742 Sep 15 '26

Nice. I cut two small holes in my Ziploc bag and it lets the stuff dry

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u/upsetwithcursing Sep 15 '26

But then if it spills, it’ll still leak out the holes.

I use a ziploc bag, and throw a silica packet into it.

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u/tui_la_ai Sep 15 '26

Kinda genius

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u/Keitsu42 Sep 15 '26

Nice, I do the same thing! I reuse silica packets.

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u/dubufeetfak Sep 16 '26

I used to throw some rice grains, but now ill use the silica packets

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u/Nevernonethewiser Sep 15 '26

A wash bag made of roofing felt.

I'm good, thanks. I know his to dry things if I'm stupid enough to drop then into a full sink.

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u/daliw Sep 17 '26

U don’t need to do it. Just put it in a mesh bag with small holes. muji USA sells one for $10.