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Reddit mentions of Heavy Duty Car Travel Inflatable Mattress Car Inflatable Bed SUV Back Seat Extended Mattress
Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Heavy Duty Car Travel Inflatable Mattress Car Inflatable Bed SUV Back Seat Extended Mattress. Here are the top ones.
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- Durable car SUV equipment for comfortable travel sleeping for kid and partent, or create more room for romantic intimate motion in vechicles
- Folded volume: 25cm x 22cm x10cm Mattress Spread to Size: length 115-130cm, width 85-90cm
- Height: 38cm-43cm, Mattress Thickness: 8cm, Maximum Load bearing: 800 lbs
- Includes car electric air pump, repair pad and glue kits
- High quality heavy duty PVC made, soft and comfortable,micro-fluffy feather-feeling surface
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 8.66 Inches |
| Is adult product | 1 |
| Length | 9.84 Inches |
| Weight | 0.66138674281139 Pounds |
| Width | 3.94 Inches |
Get some no-rinse body wash or body wipes used by athletes. You can stay pretty clean that way. They also make no-rinse shampoos, both wet and dry, though check the reviews if your hair is anything other than Caucasian.
You may wish to have a bucket with a lid. A bucket is an infinitely useful thing. You can do sponge baths in it, use it as an emergency toilet, wash clothes/dishes, etc. When not in use, you can store stuff in it. They make collapsible buckets that get quite small.
Bring a towel. Bring lots of paper towels.
You'll want eating utensils. A set of camp dishes for using on your stove. Salt, pepper, sugar packets, condiment packets (easier than storing bottles of the stuff). Figure out how you're going to eat without spilling food everywhere.
Bring a folding chair. You may want a pretty low one so you can sit next to your stove and cook.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077LP45FQ/
Sleeping bags give superior draft resistance. I say this as somebody who used to sleep in her car a lot. No matter how you tuck the blankets, something will be cold.
Stuff like this may make your sleep more comfortable:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HV47N3U/
Sort supplies into small crates so you can pack more efficiently.
Bring a paper map.
Truck stops were my preferred places to sleep. They have showers, and nobody minds if you park overnight.
Enjoy!
I'm inclined toward YTA. I get that you wouldn't be replacing the car if it weren't for her, but it's really not cool to ask a non-cohabitating girlfriend to help you buy a vehicle. Either you want and can afford to upgrade, or you don't.
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Could you use something like this to upgrade the sleep space without the expense of buying a new vehicle? I'm assuming, for the sake of discussion, that you have reasons for not using a tent.
Sounds like a solid plan to keep busy during the day and stay on top of hygiene.
As far as sleeping arrangements, I don't know if this is an option for you, but...
Can you park your car in a friend's driveway at night so that you at least have somewhere safe to sleep? You could get something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Travel-Inflatable-Mattress-Back-Extended/dp/B00HV47N3U