Wet Wipes

[Coyote188]

+1 for No Rinse Body Wipes

 

[mtswampfox]

had a case of monkey butt rash once,,taught me hygiene starts in dark dank areas

 

[chindits]

I just bird bath in the creek. During bow season it’s warm enough at night. During 4 th rifle I time it when I have a mid day walk coming up so as to not freeze. Water does clean a thing or two, or at least it use too. I’m finding those used wet wipes in the darndest places in the backcountry. They don’t degrade as quick as toilet paper.

 

[Pigdog]

Dude wipes. If you are regular (and brave) it’s easy to take an exact count.

 

[Middleofnowhere]

“Flushable” wipes are not bio-degradable.

I use paper towel, just hydrate before using.

With “wipes”, TP or a paper towel, You can let it dry and light with a match if you want.

 

[Perrin713]

Carry a small bag of paper towels for wet wipes.

 

[Ratbeetle]

I have a 1 year old. We are swimming in wipes, so I just take a zip lock with the wipes we have for the baby. We use the huggies natural care. 99% water, no alcohol and no fragrances. Seem to work well for me.

 

[hikenhunt]

It simple: start with regular TP, finish with a wet wipe.

 

[menhaden_man]

Good buddy of mine wound up in a severe pinch and opted to use an ArmorAll wipe back at his truck... lit his asshole on fire for a solid day or two. Pony up for the flushable wet wipes, don't play with fire!

 

[SkunkCabbage]

Just pack the dude wipes. That’s weight I realized I’ll pack to deal with messy swipes after eating freeze dried and bars for close to 2 weeks.

 

[gunnar_17]

Biodegradable wet wipes one per day dehydrated. Worth every once.

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[Deplorable77]

Baby wipes are all fine and dandy for hiking, but at basecamp, its shittens or nothin.

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[Wrench]

When comparing swamp ass and pit out to carrying 3 extra ounces, one needs to ask himself, "how tough am i?"

I answer with, "tough enough to carry the 3oz."......perhaps you're tough enough to endure monkey butt.....

 

[S.Clancy]

I buy the wipes from wally world then repack in a ziplock. I have a separate ziplock to transport dirty wipes out of the field to a trash can.

 

[CMF]

On my recent hunt I had let some dude wipes dry out for packing, rehydrated with some warm water from the jetboil while heating dinner. It's not a hot shower, but better than cold wipes at the end of the day.

 

[Wildlifer]

Got these in this week, tested out a couple...awesome.

I’ve been using the compressed wipes for a few years now. Best thing I’ve found to use. I bring one pack of combat wipes as well for general body cleaning.

 

[stonewall]

I'm impressed that this has hit 3 pages...I'll contribute as well. I bring baby wipes (we have them all over the house anyway). and I bring lysol wipes - they just good to have on hand. in the past I had little zip loks of each. this year I just brought a half used container of wipes. my pack weighs whatever it weighs (but we only day hunted from base camp this year)

 

[stumpy waters]

I'm impressed that this has hit 3 pages...I'll contribute as well. I bring baby wipes (we have them all over the house anyway). and I bring lysol wipes - they just good to have on hand. in the past I had little zip loks of each. this year I just brought a half used container of wipes. my pack weighs whatever it weighs (but we only day hunted from base camp this year)

LOL I was thinking the same thing. Lots of opinion and expertise on the best way to wipe one’s arse. )

 

[Bigwindymt]

Haha the first time I’ve heard this technique was from a scoutmaster when I was a kid lol thought he made it up to gross us out turns out his story was legit

Ha! I saw that post and had the same story! He said that was what they did in the Navy. Knew right then that the Navy was not for me!

 

[Bigwindymt]

Just going to drop this here...