How to flush a toilet without water, when not to, and why a WAG Bag in the bowl is the easier fix when the water or power is out.
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How to Make a Bucket Toilet for Emergencies (and the Mistakes That Make It Fail)
A bucket toilet is a 5-gallon bucket fitted with a seat, a sturdy liner, and something to absorb...
Your Earthquake Emergency Kit Is Missing a Toilet Plan
After a strong earthquake, you shouldn't flush your toilet until someone confirms the sewer lines...
Tailgating Essentials: The Bathroom Gear Nobody Puts on the List
Every tailgating essentials list covers the grill, the cooler, the chairs, and the team flag....
Fall Camping When the Campground Shuts Down: How to Plan Your Bathroom
Fall camping is the best camping of the year, right up until you walk to the restroom and find a...
Van Life Toilet Options, Compared: What Each One Really Costs You
Most van builds land on one of four van life toilet options: a cassette toilet, a urine-diverting...
Portable Toilet for Hunting: What to Pack for Camp, Public Land, and Scent Control
A portable toilet for hunting is a sealed, gelling waste bag — used on the ground, over a bucket,...
Portable Toilet for Road Trips: Your Backup Bathroom Plan
A portable toilet for road trips is a compact kit — usually just sealed, gelling waste bags,...
Portable Toilet for Boats: What the Law Actually Says
Most boats under 65 feet don't legally need an installed toilet at all — but if you carry...
How to Set Up an Emergency Toilet Before Hurricane Season Hits
When a storm knocks out your water and power, your toilet stops working too — and an emergency...
How to Go to the Bathroom While Camping: A Leave No Trace Guide
The right way to go to the bathroom while camping depends on where you are: in many areas you can...
Your First Backpacking Trip of the Year: Don’t Head Out Without WAG Bags
May is when the backcountry finally opens back up. Snow levels drop, trail permits release, and...












