Campsite Sanitation - Beware
So a few things we've witnessed in the past several months. Rare indeed, but only takes once to catch a nasty infection from an unsanitary site. 1. This weekend, watched a person few spots down ...
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dieseltruckdriver wrote:
After reading through the entire thread and laughing at several posts, I have to admit, I don't use the "cute" little booties, I don't use gloves, but I do wipe my hands with a sanitizing wipe when I am done.
I also had a question.
Why is everyone so afraid of using their fresh water tank. I never leave home without it being full. I never use water hookups, and my water pressure is always consistent.
I have seen people stretch several hoses to reach a water spigot a couple sites away at a spot meant to be a fill so they could avoid using the tank. I do not get it. Note, these are NOT water hookup sites.
I once watched people from half a dozen sites hook hose end to end, and filled all their tanks. Thought that was great.
I do know that if that is being done and I need to refill water, their hose will be disconnected and left laying on the ground while I refill. Luckily I haven't ever had to do that.
I have seen that. First time, I ask how much longer to fill their tank, got growled at. Next time, unscrewed and dropped. (Tent, my "tank" was called "bucket") More growling, louder and longer. Next time Buckit. (At that time the Buck went on belt when pants went on butt). This time, I told him to call a Ranger, I would only listen with fist.
