Washable-Reusable
Freshette
SHEWEE
GoGirl
BioRelief (Uriwell Personal Urinal)
TravelMate has closed shop.
Washable-Reusable
(Please comment on prototype)
Look for a distributor near you. You don’t have to buy a case!
Shewee now has four styles of women’s fly-front undies!
(I’ve not tried these. Pants with a hose.)
Poo & Pee
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Washable-Reusable
Freshette
SHEWEE
GoGirl
BioRelief (Uriwell Personal Urinal)
TravelMate has closed shop.
Excerpts from
How to Shit in the Woods
Chapter 6, “For Women Only: How Not to Pee in Your Boots”
Now for a word, or a great bunch of words, on transformative feminine funnels, or FUDs (female urinary devices). These articles to facilitate a woman’s peeing come in disposable waterproof cardboard or washable reusable plastic, or silicone, and should by rights be available in every public toilet. With slight variations in shape, the principle is the same for all models. Funnels, elongated and elliptical, afford a comfortable fit between a woman’s legs and allows her to direct her stream. . . .
No more staying dehydrated for fear of having to pee!
. . . funnels, in recent years, have blossomed into a colorful bouquet of products, to the extent that you can color-coordinate or make a personal fashion statement. They sell to numerous joyous tunes: “no more tush in the bush,” “female freedom,” don’t take life sitting down,” “stand up and take control,” “banish bare bottoms,” “because life’s greatest adventure shouldn’t be finding a restroom.” So select you ditty and get weeing.
Shewee now has four styles of women’s fly-front undies!
(I’ve not tried these. Pants with a hose.)
Washable-Reusable
(Please comment on prototype)
Look for a distributor near you. You don’t have to buy a case!
Excerpt from
How to Shit in the Woods
Chapter 4, “Plight of the Solo Poop-Packer”
[Packing-it-out] is recommended where hole-digging is impossible or not ecological—say, for explorers gamboling into severe weather conditions, where dirt can’t be located or where the tent appears the only place to survive . . . for hikers in high-use areas, in an effort to keep those places sanitary and looking pristine; for sea kayakers and cavers or anyone visiting fragile ecosystems; for all the untidy Himalayan litterbugs; and for rock climbers (those uncouth beasts!).
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