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Reddit mentions of Sierra Dawn Campsuds All Purpose Cleaner, 2-Ounce
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Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of Sierra Dawn Campsuds All Purpose Cleaner, 2-Ounce. Here are the top ones.
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- THE LEADING OUTDOOR SOAP BRAND: The best pocket soap kit for campers, backpackers, and wilderness travelers! Trusted by campers for over 50 years, Concentrated Campsuds is the original all purpose outdoor cleaner. For use with or without wipes. Pack it and take it with you when you travel - by land, sea, or air! Made in the USA!
- CONVENIENT AND EFFICIENT: All it takes is just a few drops! Since all you need is a few drops to get your washables squeaky clean, one bottle of Campsuds could last many months! Campsuds soap comes in a very convenient, portable, and lightweight (2 fl. oz. / 181g) bottle, which is the perfect accessory for camping, hiking, backpacking, travel, or even for use at home.
- SAFE AND EFFECTIVE: Our natural ingredients will clean a heavy duty mess on your camp dishes and clothing, while remaining gentle enough for you to wash your hands, face, and hair. All you need is just a few drops of Campsuds for effective suds to clean your camp dish, pots, pans, hands, body, hair, and clothes. Works with both hot and cold water, and salt water too! Tough on dirt and grime, but gentle on clothes, skin, and other washables. Safe for children!
- ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND: Campsuds is made from all-natural ingredients that degrade over time in an outdoor environment. To safely dispose of Campsuds, dig a hole 6 to 8 inches deep for soapy wash and rinse water. This allows bacteria in the soil to completely and safely consume Campsuds, returning nutrients to the soil.
- LIGHT AND REFRESHING SCENT: Campsuds is created with a blend of essential oils of lemon and lime, which leave a light and invigorating scent on your hand and your washables! Combat odors without synthetic perfume smells that leave your eyes watering.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | GREEN |
| Height | 4 Inches |
| Length | 2 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 2 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.125 Pounds |
| Width | 1 Inches |
Here's a few I snagged from my recently ordered list.
Secure USB Drive - For storing scans of important documents.
Mylar Blankets - Ridiculously thin. Good to keep in the car or every day carry bag for a variety of situations.
Camp Suds - Or alternately hand sanitizer. Both useful to stay healthy in Flu season or another outbreak that spreads via contact.
Emergency Whistle - Small enough to keep on a keychain. Loud enough to get attention when it's needed.
Mylar Bags + Oxygen Absorbers - If you're prepping, putting a hundred pounds or so of white rice in 5 gallon buckets is a great way to get started on a long term food supply without breaking the bank. Put it in these and it will stay fresher longer.
Water BOB - Great little device for if/when you know the water supply may be at risk. It's a cheap way to be able to store 100 gallons in preparation for an emergency.
Pepper Spray - The security product you can take most places.
Starter First Aid Kit - Gotta get that going some how. This one has a hard shell which is nice for tossing it in a pack. You'll have to fill it out with what you're likely to need.
Mainstay 2400 Calorie Bars - They stay good through some pretty extreme highs and lows which makes them ideal for tossing in a car. They last about 5 years or so and don't require any water to make them. They're very handy as they're a purchase and forget about them item (for a few years anyway) that lets you have some immediate food for however long you have them stocked for.
Life Straw - A personal filter for waterborne bacteria. Most water purification methods have some significant cost to them, but this one is a great inexpensive item to get started with.
There's a ton of little things on Amazon that are kind of cool to have on hand, but I'd recommend snagging whatever is most likely to help you in whatever your situation is likely to be. If you live in a wildfire prone area... the usb drive would be a wise start. Earthquakes? The emergency whistle. Bad neighborhood, pepper spray. You get the idea. Good luck!
This is a non toxic natural biodegradable and pleasant smelling concentrated all purpose soap. It's been safe for my birds when I wipe poopsies off of their feathers
Sierra Dawn Campsuds All Purpose Cleaner, 2-Ounce https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000TTL8GC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_R0.xCbWGA9C6M
I know you probably don't have it laying around, but for future knowledge I thought it'd be pertinent
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For $2, you can use any sink as a wash basin
For $14, you can have your very own portable wash basin that folds up into the size of a paperback
For $4, you can get multipurpose detergent, aka Campsuds. Use sparingly.
No problem. Honestly just compared it to my list.
I would still bring at least a pack a poncho regardless of the weather. Again, I screwed up one time and was miserably wet for one trip. You really dont want your little one to get wet.
I would still bring soap, wipes will not get rid of all of the bacteria like washing with soap will. (husbands a microbiologist). I love this brand.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000TTL8GC/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1727DAIY13GIY&coliid=I2L4HJNPB3A3YN&psc=1
As for rope... paracord is decent. There are lighter options out there.
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