Keeping clean in the backcountry

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Boys — if you’re backpack (or dry camp) hunting and want to stay clean without hauling extra weight, Scrubzz wipes are the move.


I discovered them this year and it is a full on level-up. They’re no-rinse, no sticky crap, and way lighter than packing soap, towels, or a camp shower. They actually clean (antibacterial, not just perfume-wipe your filth around) and one little packet does a full face/body wipe-down without needing water.


I’ve tried the usual baby wipes… not even close. These hit harder, take up basically no space, and keep you from smelling like a wounded goat by day three.


Have you found anything better?
 
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Smokey fire get the stank off, it has anti microbial properties so not just a cover scent!

Have to check out scrubzz, baby wipes ain't cutiing it, I have packed in dried out wipes and add water in the field.
 
What I do to stay clean in the back country is absolutely nothing. I wipe my ass with baby wipes and shower when I get home.

I know some guys are more smelly than others between showers. Maybe I am just lucky. But I've never felt the need to do anything extra in terms of hygiene while I'm out.

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Anyone else expect Steven rinella to pop up and say “when you’re in the backcountry, don’t forget your own backcountry…..”

Good grief I hate ads

Sorry, no help to OP.
 
After you reach about the two week mark without a shower, either your body stops stinking or you can’t smell it anymore, not sure which - another benefit of solo hunting.

Seems like my clothes is what actually stinks, especially the plastic stuff (poly)
 
I will have 5 trips over a week long this year. The most I ever did was rub a wet wipe under my pits and cleaned up the sack halfway through. Cut your hair short and send it.
 
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