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If camping at a facility that has toilets, use them. If camping in the wilderness, you will have to either build a latrine or use cat holes. Do "your business" at least {{units|60 meters|200 feet}} away from any source of water (such as a spring, river, or lake), and at least {{units|30 meters|100 feet}} away from your camp. Dig a shallow hole {{units|7-10cm|3-4 inches}} deep and go there. Then bury it (and any toilet paper). At this depth, there is a lot of bacteria in the soil to quickly compost your waste. Digging deeper will make it take longer.

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If camping at a facility that has toilets, use them. If camping in the wilderness, you will have to either build a latrine or use cat holes. Do "your business" at least {{units|60 meters|200 feet}} away from any source of water (such as a spring, river, or lake), and at least {{units|30 meters|100 feet}} away from your camp. Dig a shallow hole {{units|7-10cm|3-4 inches}} deep and go there. Then bury it (and any toilet paper). At this depth, there is a lot of bacteria in the soil to quickly compost your waste. Digging deeper will make it take longer.

If camping at a facility that has toilets, use them. If camping in the wilderness, you will have to either build a latrine or use cat holes. Do "your business" at least 60 meters away from any source of water (such as a spring, river, or lake), and at least 30 meters away from your camp. Dig a shallow hole 7-10cm deep and go there. Then bury it (and any toilet paper). At this depth, there is a lot of bacteria in the soil to quickly compost your waste. Digging deeper will make it take longer.

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−	If camping at a facility that has toilets, use them. If camping in the wilderness, you will have to either build a latrine or use cat holes. Do "your business" at least {{units\|60 meters\|200 feet}} away from any source of water (such as a spring, river, or lake), and at least {{units\|30 meters\|100 feet}} away from your camp. Dig a shallow hole {{units\|7-10cm\|3-4 inches}} deep and go there. Then bury it (and any toilet paper). At this depth, there is a lot of bacteria in the soil to quickly compost your waste. Digging deeper will make it take longer.	+	If camping at a facility that has toilets, use them. If camping in the wilderness, you will have to either build a latrine or use cat holes. Do "your business" at least {{units\|60 meters\|200 feet}} away from any source of water (such as a spring, river, or lake), and at least {{units\|30 meters\|100 feet}} away from your camp. Dig a shallow hole {{units\|7-10cm\|3-4 inches}} deep and go there. Then bury it (and any toilet paper). At this depth, there is a lot of bacteria in the soil to quickly compost your waste. Digging deeper will make it take longer.