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[at-l] more thru-hiker advice...
On long distance hikes I have always either provided a new camp towel in a
drop box or more often just picked up another one as I went on. I have done
this with exceptionally worn, soiled , cleaned the resoiled socks in the
past. With the possibility of a sickness, tried to safeguard against those
germies.
hiker7s
Mark Lerch
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Any concerns about food gunk rotting and causing health issues? (I forget
what it's called) This is what I wonder about when I use my camp towel in
this fashion. I try to rinse it out well with water...but after several
days it has a stench. What to do for long term use?
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From: Karin Claus [mailto:karinclaus@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 1:01 PM
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Subject: Re: [at-l] more thru-hiker advice...
I love cotton. I took a cotton Tshirt, which I would
sleep in every night, and wear as town clothes.
I started out with 2 cotton shirts. This didn't work
when it got extremely hot. Once the temperature got to
be 100, bought one of those expensive wicking shirts.
Then I would wear the wicking shirt every day, and the
cotton shirt every night.
In Colorado I could get away with cotton shirts,
because when one gets sweaty, you just swap shirts,
and the one you took off would dry very quickly (low
humidity).
I tried this on the trail, and I ended up with a soggy
wet shirt for days.
I also keep a bandana tied hobo style around my
cook-kit. It holds the cook-kit together. I use it
to clean the pot, dry the pot, pot holder, and
prefilter water.
Greasepot
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