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I'm planning a week long trip soon and I'm trying to figure out the best way to take care of kitchen prep and basic hygiene.
How do you clean your pots?
I was thing just a water and sponge, then drying on a fire. Anything wrong with that?
And then how do you keep yourself clean with limited water? I'm thinking that I could use wet wipes a couple times a day..
I'll likely be pulling my gear with me on a deer cart because I'm a comfortfag.
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Laundry in a folding bucket. Bio-degradable detergent and dawn dish soap.
I rode my bike to stuff dried as a rode.
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To wash pots without wasting too much water:
>wipe with grass
>if really greasy, add ashes and wipe again
>finish with sponge+some water
If water isn't an issue, dish soap is probably more conveniant tho.
To clean yourself:
> Friction sweaty areas (armpits, balls etc...) with hand and soapy water.
>Redo the same with only water afterwards.
>Use wipes for ass and/or when you don't feel like braving the cold half-naked.
Wipes are cool, but you end up very fast with a lot of nasty trash to bring back.
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>>903086
Dr bronners liquid soap for everything. Dishes, laundry, personal hygiene.
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>>903112
100% THIS
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>>903112
Yeah this.
For dishes n shit I just use pebbles and or dirt to get rid of the food matter, followed by ash
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>>903086
river, ash from fire mixed with sand, swish her round and rub, rinse out, done
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