Laundry.

We have 2 crochet laundry lines that have miniature S-hooks on each end to secure them to trees. Plus measured amounts of regular laundry detergent enough for 2 full loads of laundry, a couple of Tide Sink Wash (handwash) packets, 2 dryer sheets and a small change purse with just under $10 in quarters for the machines.  We also have a ziplock with some bamboo and some plastic clothes pins.  We are also thinking of adding a folding drying rack as one of the State parks we went to had a no laundry line rule.

We never thought we'd have to use any of the laundry stuff we brought and was considering leaving it at home as we usually go on long weekend trips lasting no more than 4 days, but having a chipmunk fall from the branches above and claw-sliding its way down the curved back of the 'Pod during breakfast in bed with the dog = OJ, coffee, tea and breakfast all over the bed.    Definitely had to use the campground laundry facilities then. 

For our longer trips of 2 weeks, since it's just the 2 of us and the dog, we usually take an extra set of sheets and towels each, instead of wasting precious pod-time at the laundromat. 

Does everyone carry a laundry kit in their 'Pod? 

oh no! We're not planning on doing laundry while podding! We're not *that* disorganized!  

The line and pegs are for swimsuits and beach towels, and because some campgrounds and state parks don't allow laundry lines, we were thinking of getting an inexpensive drying rack.

The rest of the detergent and stuff is mainly for laundry emergencies that tend to randomly happen when you have a pet. 

That's what we did.  Under $10 at Wal-Mart, about shoulder-high and it collapses flat for travel.