How can I clean my luggage without washing it?

At an airport or hotel, you might be limited to wiping down your soft-sided luggage the same way as you would hard-sided luggage: a wet rag or alcohol wipe. If you can, go one step further with a 1:2 ratio mix of vinegar and water applied to tough stains with an old toothbrush. Wipe and let dry in an open-air spot.



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