I have a buddy who for years has used an inexpensive, plastic coated Sou'wester rain hat. Just form the thing (plastic side up) into a bowl of sorts and place in the bottom of the boat. Rinse well and still use it for a hat in an emergency. Just don't loan it to anyone. It's already yellow too. John Winskill Evan Dallas wrote: > > I just can't resist adding one more option for the > not-too-easily-grossed-out-by-a-little-pee crowd. Before I mention this, > remember that that yellow liquid, despite it's reputation, is actually > fairly sterile stuff. > > OK, here's my true confession: when I just gotta go, and haven't a pee > bottle handy, and am in a place I can't land, I've used my, uh, sponge. > Actually works pretty well, as long as you only do a little at a time [like > go for 3-5 seconds (depending on "flow rate" -- hmmm, almost sounds like > one of those boat-hydraulics threads)], then rinse out and repeat. > Afterwards you just dip it in the water and wring it out anywhere from 5 to > maybe 200 times (depending on one's urine-avoidance rating). Even though > I'm not female, I would guess this *could* work for same, since it covers a > pretty wide area and the shape is very moldable. > > Evan > *************************************************************************** PaddleWise Paddling Mailing List Submissions: paddlewise_at_lists.intelenet.net Subscriptions: paddlewise-request_at_lists.intelenet.net Website: http://www.paddlewise.net/ ***************************************************************************Received on Thu Jul 29 1999 - 21:41:47 PDT
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