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Archive for January 2010
“All Purpose” Paper versus Baby Wipes
2 January 2010 by Matt Woodruff.
Some use all purpose paper (AKA toilet paper) in the outdoors. Others advocate baby wipes. I have tried some of the wipes marketed for outdoor use to clean my face and hands, but not to replace AP. I know a few guys who swear by them for all of their “business.” One complaint about the wipes is that they tend to dry out during storage, so you need a new pack for every trip. I was hunting doves today and sometimes when you have multiple birds down and you are helping the dog out, you get your hands covered in blood and feathers handling the birds. I wished I had some baby wipes to clean my hands off so that I could keep the mess off my gun.
Weigh in. What is your prefererence: AP or wipes?
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