Reddit Reddit reviews Coleman Biowipes, 30 Count

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Coleman Biowipes, 30 Count
30 pre-moistened, all-purpose compostable wipes in each packageLarge, 8 in. x 11 in. wipes deliver thorough cleaningResealable package helps prevent wipes from drying outFragrance-free formula is gentle on sensitive skinSmall package fits inside backpacks, glove boxes and pursesFor use on the trail or everyday adventures
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6 Reddit comments about Coleman Biowipes, 30 Count:

u/reddilada · 3 pointsr/camping

> without feeling like a greaseball I'd love to hear it

I carry Coleman Biowipes or similar. Currently using Trailblazer bamboo wipes that I like since they are a bit bigger, but I see Amazon not currently selling. Of course if water is plentiful then just a couple of towels will do.

I like my Helinox Chair Zero if I'm backpacking, otherwise just one of those collapsible sport chairs.

Camp shoes -- Crocs, flipflops or just a pair of slippers. Depends a bit on the terrain I'll be expecting.

Doormat for the tent if not backpacking. Helps keep things clean. Small whisk broom.

Kindle.

u/PaletoBayPlayboy · 3 pointsr/WildernessBackpacking

I use the Coleman bio wipes. They've served me well.

u/ponyboy0 · 2 pointsr/camping

You don't really need too much out of the ordinary. If anything, more water than you'd usually bring. I just got back from car camping down south this past weekend and I really didn't have much of anything with me past the typical; sleep system (unless you're sleeping in your car), camp chairs (I used hammocks), camp stove or firewood depending on the fire regulations, rope/paracord, a tarp or two, duct tape and plenty of water. It's nice to have extra water (or, if you'll be nearby a water source, a filtration system and a bucket) just to wash yourself off occasionally. I also like to bring these with me to supplement tp.


I think you'll find that you don't need facilities as much as you think you might. Have fun!

u/Webbtastic · 1 pointr/backpacking

Coleman makes a wet wipe that biodegrades 100% in 7-10 days.

EDIT: Sorry, 21 days.
http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-2000003464-Biowipes/dp/B008DCWTYC

u/VirindiDirector · 1 pointr/CampingandHiking

> The actual biodegradable ones are meant to biodegrade over a long time period on a landfill.

Are you certain of that? http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-2000014871-Biowipes-30-Count/dp/B008DCWTYC They claim these biodegrade in 21-30 days and are meant to do so in a cathole.