What do you do with any sanitary waste once it's in the bag? Carry it around with you?hobo wrote:Sanitary or food waste/wrappings.Carrot Cruncher wrote:This may well be a stupid question but whats a disposal bag Hobo ?hobo wrote:Disposal bag?
diamond lil wrote:GHB still looks to me like grevious bodily harm for dyslexics
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Right. Do you need a bag if you are going to bury it anyway?preppingsu wrote:Bury it! (along with Lils dead bodies)
You could also burn any waste/garbage which would be my first preference, if possible, TBH.
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Carrot Cruncher
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Sorry Spog, I missed your post earlier. Some good points. I hadn't seen those survival jackets but they could replace the foil blankets. The plastic Ponchos I have are similar in package size to them (got them from the pound shop) but probably not as good thermally. Anyone know how robust they are ? Some wipes would be good as well.spog wrote:wow looks good i havent got anything like that (yet)but its on my list of things to do.
alcohol has alot of uses so does vinegar in the sachets, salt, antibacterial wipes, more matches, a hat or two of any kind, and defanetly two of these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Foil-Survival-Jac ... 230e42e5a0
not got one yet but its on my list,
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Carrot Cruncher
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Possibly worth sticking a few in just in case you dont want (or cant) burn/bury it at the time ? I'm not sure myself, but as the "nappy bags" weigh next to nothing it may be worth sticking a few in.itsybitsy wrote:Right. Do you need a bag if you are going to bury it anyway?preppingsu wrote:Bury it! (along with Lils dead bodies)
You could also burn any waste/garbage which would be my first preference, if possible, TBH.
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southernPrepper
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You can use small bags as temporary gloves in a pinch to avoid handling ikky stuff.
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Carrot Cruncher
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Trying not to lower the tone to much but that is how I use the bags to pick up the dog poo.....not a particularly pleasant task but you do get used to it after a whilesouthernPrepper wrote:You can use small bags as temporary gloves in a pinch to avoid handling ikky stuff.
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preppingsu
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Just been in my local 'Everything 99p' store and they have a selection of camping/survivial stuff. Picked up a pack of 2 foil blankets, pack of 2 glowsticks (claims lasts for 8hrs) and and emergency shelter (suitable for 2 people, has ropes). I will be going back. Also had metal mess tins, and enamel plates etc. All suitable for a BOB or in the car. (prephaps I will copy this into equipment)Carrot Cruncher wrote:Sorry Spog, I missed your post earlier. Some good points. I hadn't seen those survival jackets but they could replace the foil blankets. The plastic Ponchos I have are similar in package size to them (got them from the pound shop) but probably not as good thermally. Anyone know how robust they are ? Some wipes would be good as well.spog wrote:wow looks good i havent got anything like that (yet)but its on my list of things to do.
alcohol has alot of uses so does vinegar in the sachets, salt, antibacterial wipes, more matches, a hat or two of any kind, and defanetly two of these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Foil-Survival-Jac ... 230e42e5a0
not got one yet but its on my list,
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Preppingsu - I've got similar stuff in my local 99p/pound store. There's a range called 'Outdoor Solutions' which do lots of camping kit, including blankets, mess tins etc. Very handy. I guess that's what you've been looking at...?
I'll pop in and have a look for the glowsticks - I need a few more.
I'll pop in and have a look for the glowsticks - I need a few more.
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One does like to dispose of bodies in a tidy hygenic manner 