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    Quote Originally Posted by camper10469 View Post
    hahahaha try that at 10degrees in the frozen north east? nah... its dooo n run like hell before your cookies fall off.

    besides... all that washing sounds like wasting water. diodegradable toilet paper is the only way to go. wet wipes are nice for cleaning up the neighborhood after a good wipe but those things should be bagged n carried out, even if they say flushable... read the package label?
    I've learned this in the deserts of the Middle East, where water is scarce, and while all the locals use water, its hard to get by all the TP blossoms provided by the tourists.
    I do this the same in any cold weather, and just use snow instead of water... but then I have to admit that snow is a bit tough on the backside.
    As Traffic Jam said: To each her/his own.

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    wet wipes MUST be carried out. they can't be put in a privvy and they can't be buried.

    I've spent way too much trail-maintenance time having to pick them up

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    I want to have something to say to any dogs I might meet....

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    Quote Originally Posted by HankIV View Post
    I want to have something to say to any dogs I might meet....
    Yes leave no trace fido!
    Not sure I've seen hikers hiking with dogs carrying those little plastic bags around like in my neighborhood.....
    Interesting concept huh???

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