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Give a wet umbrella its own washable sleeve

Keep a damp umbrella separate from the papers and electronics in your bag during a rainy journey.

Beige and brown oil-paper umbrella on the edge of a wooden house in Luang Prabang Laos
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Keep a damp umbrella separate from the papers and electronics in your bag during a rainy journey. Gather a washable water-resistant sleeve, a compact umbrella, and a place to dry both afterward.

Set it up

Choose a sleeve that fits the folded umbrella without forcing the ribs and test the opening while the umbrella is still dry.

Put the idea to work

Shake excess water off where permitted, fold the umbrella neatly, and place it in the sleeve before entering a crowded space.

Finish and keep it useful

Remove the umbrella at your destination and let both umbrella and sleeve dry fully in an appropriate ventilated location. Do not leave a wet umbrella sealed inside its sleeve for days after the journey is finished.

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