StackExchange has various Q&A "forums". I follow a handful including Travel which had this question asked a few years ago:
OK we're all adults here, so really, how on earth should I use a squat toilet?
they'll never catch on in the west... too hard to scroll thru your news feed like that... as for out in the boonies. only an overconfident amatuer DOESN'T have a roll of TP and a packet of wet-ones under the driver's seat..... As jack Nicholson said in "the Bucket List", "NEVER_EVER trust a fart"- especially on May 6.
All this planning is fine but when a little voice in your head says you're gonna sh!t in 30 seconds and you get to choose where.......well its been my experience that the best plans in the world are rendered useless.
Y'all have to learn to use stout slender saplings to do the deed in the field.
However.....the Squatty Potty does work in your home.
For the unitiated
https://www.amazon.com/How-Shit-Woods-3rd-Environmentally/dp/1580083633
Andy
Rankin_File, post: 442662, member: 101 wrote: they'll never catch on in the west... too hard to scroll thru your news feed like that... as for out in the boonies. only an overconfident amatuer DOESN'T have a roll of TP and a packet of wet-ones under the driver's seat..... As jack Nicholson said in "the Bucket List", "NEVER_EVER trust a fart"- especially on May 6.
A wise man once said, "The time to realize that there is no TP in the blue house is before you have mobilized and started operations" , in regards to waiting until we were ready to start before loading up a bag of stakes.
RIP DJM
Since I've been helping out on the farm at an early age, I've learned that there are two things you never leave the house or barn without:
1 H2O
2 TP
When I travel overseas, I have space dedicated for TP to last my travels.
