Wednesday, Aug 24, 2016 at 17:27
Don't bury any rubbish, you took it in, you can take it out with you.
As for
toilet paper, we use a very simple system, that costs almost nothing and is easy to use.
Buy a packet of brown paper lunch bags from the supermarket, they cost a dollar or two for a pack of 100 or so.
Dig a hole, do the business, wipe your bits as required and put the used
toilet paper or wet ones into one of the brown paper bags and then fill in the hole.
Place the brown paper bag into your rubbish bag, I actually have two separate plastic bags in the bag strapped to the rear spare wheel.
One is for burnable rubbish, paper, cardboard etc, the other bag holds non burnable stuff, cans, bottles, plastic etc.
Whack your brown paper bag used for the
toilet into the burn bag.
If you have a suitable campfire then the contents of the burn bag are burnt at that time, if you don't have a fire we just carry it until we do or we find suitable disposal facilities in a town and despose of all the rubbish.
We have no smells and everyone knows the contents of the brown paper bags and treats them as such.
No issue with trying to burn paper in the
toilet hole either, which doesn't always work
well and removes the fire risk.
No rubbish left anywhere, if an animal digs up the
toilet hole, no paper to scatter.
It's just so easy to do and take no effort at all.
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Follow Up By: Baz - The Landy - Wednesday, Aug 24, 2016 at 17:55
Wednesday, Aug 24, 2016 at 17:55
Sensible and practical!
Cheers, Baz
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Follow Up By: Motherhen - Thursday, Aug 25, 2016 at 23:14
Thursday, Aug 25, 2016 at 23:14
I recommend using a plastic freezer bag, very light and thin and easy to flatten the air out and tie it up so completely sealed. Dispose of in the rubbish. They are so fine that I doubt there would be much harm done to the environment by burning it either.
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