winter dry camping - hygiene?
having 2 weeks off coming up, so I'd like to get out and do some camping, as we haven't had any snow at all this December. I'm wondering about hygiene though... all the dumps are closed, so I can't...
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I totally get it...while "dewinterizing" may not be too big of a deal it's a personal decision if you don't want to mess with it.
As to the actual questions:
Dittos to water jugs (I'd go for gallon jugs from Wally world- or if you really want to be cheap- save gallon jugs and put tap water in them.)
Bathe with a damp wash cloth and perhaps a rubber tub/bucket if you need "quantities" of water- I'll add rubbing alcohol to the wash rag sometimes...(or dittos to the wet wipes!).
Paper plates and a rubbermaid tub if you need any sort of sink activity...dump gray water on ground (as a tenter would do...yeah, I said it...bring on the flame war).
Restroom: If the campground facilities are locked up, there's a number of cheap choices for waterless camping toilets...not a pleasant subject, but it's a fact and is it really THAT different from dealing with a black tank?
As to the actual questions:
Dittos to water jugs (I'd go for gallon jugs from Wally world- or if you really want to be cheap- save gallon jugs and put tap water in them.)
Bathe with a damp wash cloth and perhaps a rubber tub/bucket if you need "quantities" of water- I'll add rubbing alcohol to the wash rag sometimes...(or dittos to the wet wipes!).
Paper plates and a rubbermaid tub if you need any sort of sink activity...dump gray water on ground (as a tenter would do...yeah, I said it...bring on the flame war).
Restroom: If the campground facilities are locked up, there's a number of cheap choices for waterless camping toilets...not a pleasant subject, but it's a fact and is it really THAT different from dealing with a black tank?
