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Alm
 
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ahh the 5 gal bucket , just a few spots down from the wheel for usefulness. 
Yours will do the job. 
However in this scenario I was more thinking being low impact on the land and resources and if you'd have to stay holed up in a remote spot for a
while. Baja is 98% uninhabited so a shovel would be key.   |  
  
In the desert along the road the visual contamination with toilet paper is more apparent that the actual "stuff".  The stuff will dry out soon but the
TP will be flying around for a year.  Also, broken bottles. Why people do this, is hard to understand.
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23S52N, On April 4 we drove from Asuncion to Calexico in 9 1/2 hr with fuel in Vizcaino and Gonzaga Bay and a lunch stop.  Took the East entry and was
car #3 in line, Sunday 4PM PDT.  From San Ignacio it would be less time. 
 
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mtgoat666
 
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 Quote: Originally posted by Alm    |   Quote: Originally posted by white whale    |   
ahh the 5 gal bucket , just a few spots down from the wheel for usefulness. 
Yours will do the job. 
However in this scenario I was more thinking being low impact on the land and resources and if you'd have to stay holed up in a remote spot for a
while. Baja is 98% uninhabited so a shovel would be key.   |  
  
In the desert along the road the visual contamination with toilet paper is more apparent that the actual "stuff".  The stuff will dry out soon but the
TP will be flying around for a year.  Also, broken bottles. Why people do this, is hard to understand.  |  
  
 
dig a hole 
poop in hole 
put TP in hole 
burn TP 
backfill hole 
 
 
 
 
 
Woke! 
 
Hands off! 
 
“Por el bien de todos, primero los pobres.” 
 
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.” 
 
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AKgringo
 
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There are lots of s-eating critters out there willing to dig up your deposit if they can.  When possible, it is good to put a large rock on top the
burial site. 
 
What a gross turn this has taken!   
 
 
 
 
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space! 
 
"Could do better if he tried!"  Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers.  Sadly, still true! 
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Alm
 
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Nice in theory but the burning part doesn't work well. First, TP is wet after use, and second, it may fly away before you make a bonfire.  Need to
collect it doggie bag. 
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For jeep camping in the Sierras we have a five gallon with some sort of specialized bag that seals up.  We put the sealed in the trash carrier that
hangs outside the back of the jeep.  Works great. 
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Nice in theory but the burning part doesn't work well. First, TP is wet after use, and second, it may fly away before you make a bonfire.  Need to
collect it doggie bag. 
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Yep, doggie poop bags for all your tp works great. 
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This. 
 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/333206200570 
 
Toilet seat that fits on 5 gallon bucket.  t.p. goes in a cardboard Tecate 12 pack box.  At the end of the trip the watery waste goes in the nearest
outhouse or a deep hole, burn the paper and the box. 
Much more comfortable than squatting in the dirt, no bags involved, surprisingly sanitary, although you have to rinse out the bucket so the checkpoint
guys do not get an unpleasant surprise.
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Paco Facullo
 
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In regards to using a 5 gal. bucket , I now bring along Poo-Pourri  with me.   
Who say's my Sh*t don't stink now ? 
 
 
https://www.poopourri.com/
 
 
 
 
Since I've given up all hope, I feel much better 
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