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MossBack

07/13/2023 02:24PM

Back in the day Coleman Bio-wipes were sort of the standard. They have disappeared. What is now the new standard for un-scented eco friendly wipes?

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Lawnchair107

07/13/2023 03:15PM

Dude wipes?

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Unas10

07/13/2023 05:47PM

This

Wipes are not eco-friendly; they are, however, very convenient. I have some with me at all times when tripping.

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HangLoose

07/13/2023 07:32PM

I pack in and also pack out Cottonelle flushable wipes. I never throw them in the throne in the B-Dub nor bury them in the Q. That's how I take care of my business

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pleflar

07/13/2023 07:52PM

I use a bit of tp and a bidet.
Definitely separate bottles for drinking and the bidet.

water bottle bidet

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bobbernumber3

07/13/2023 08:36PM

pleflar: "I use a bit of tp and a bidet.
Definitely separate bottles for drinking and the bidet.

water bottle bidet "

Well. That was interesting... well done video on a tough topic. I'll stick with tp and burn it (Q).

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Minnesotian

07/14/2023 07:26AM

bobbernumber3: "
pleflar: "I use a bit of tp and a bidet.
Definitely separate bottles for drinking and the bidet.

water bottle bidet "

Well. That was interesting... well done video on a tough topic. I'll stick with tp and burn it (Q)."

Agreed with the TP and burning it for canoe trips. But now I am wondering about a bidet for backpacking trips. Hemmm.....

"It is more important to live for the possibilities that lie ahead than to die in despair over what has been lost." -Barry Lopez

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Unas10