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pastorpotluck

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On another thread there was a discussion about the best after care material to use after defecating in the woods. Muddy gave what I thought was great advice, Baby Wipes! So I put a small pack in my fanny pack. They worked great. Anyway I left them in my fanny pack in the truck like I always do. The next day I go hunting. 5:30 am with the temperature in the teens I have to go. I go. I get the Baby Wipes out and find a white solid block of ice!:D I used the whole pack because I couldn't pull them apart. :p I think I'm going back to TP.
 
Haha! That's pretty "cold" of muddy to do that to you. Can you get unscented baby wipes? I supose the job that they're cleaning up would trump the nonscented part though anyway....
 
I think you should send Muddy your, ahem, "used" wipes as a lesson to him to never again lead you astray! :D He has to learn somehow! :D
 
Common sense dictates that you bring WET wipes inside or at least inside a garage when temps are in the teens. ;)

They do wake a guy up in the morning though if you use one and it's not quite frozen!

LYON, yes they make unscented ones because some babies need hypoallergenic wipes.
 
muddy said:
Common sense dictates that you bring WET wipes inside or at least inside a garage when temps are in the teens. ;)

They do wake a guy up in the morning though if you use one and it's not quite frozen!

LYON, yes they make unscented ones because some babies need hypoallergenic wipes.
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I thought they did. I should know this, I have a 2.5 yr old and a 10 month old.
 
Put some alcohol in side your bag of baby wipes and they wont freeze solid.You may have to rub and pick a bit on the coldest mornings but you'll be happy.Trust me.
 
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