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--- lifestyle:faq_toilet [2017/06/24 22:20]
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+++ lifestyle:faq_toilet [2025/04/28 18:00] (current)
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 Pooping and peeing are basic human functions.  These are simple in a sticks and bricks house with indoor plumbing but take planning in a camper.
-The simplest approach is to stay near places where toilet facilities are available. This might be in paid campsites, a friend's driveway, [[camping:walmart|24hr stores]],  fast food joints, [[camping:rest_area|rest areas]], etc.
-The next simplest may be available if you are camping in the outdoors.  You can dig [[toilet:cat_hole|a cat hole]] and do your business there.
-You can also use chemical, plumbed, or [[toilet:composting|composting]] toilets.  You might be able to get away with peeing in a jar and pooping in a bag for later disposal.
+===== restroom facilities =====
+The simplest approach is to stay near places where toilet facilities are available. This might be in paid campsites, a friend's driveway, [[camping:walmart|24hr stores]],  fast food joints, [[camping:rest_area|rest areas]], etc.  Apps like [[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sfcapital.publictoiletinsouthaustralia|Where is Public Toilet]] may help locate them.
+Note that some free sites maintained by BLM, USFS, etc, have pit toilets onsite.  These are outhouse-like structures.  Bring your own toilet paper as there are no guarantees.
+You can also use [[toilet:bucket|bucket]], [[https://amzn.to/3Gr6VQE|folding]], chemical, plumbed, or [[toilet:composting|composting]] toilets.  The bucket is the most common method for vandwellers.
 Read more [[toilet:intro|info on toilets]].

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