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Saturday, July 17, 2010
Campfire Ashes
If there's one thing that camping gives you an abundance of (other than mosquito bites) it's campfire ashes. Campfire ashes are a wonderful alternative for dish soap when camping. (Just don't bring any non-stick cookware or the ashes will ruin it.) The ashes are soft, yet mildly abrasive and do a great getting your pots, pans, plates and hands nice and clean. Bonus, they're environmentally friendly and good for the soil. Next time you forget to bring soap, just make a light paste out of clean water and campfire ashes.
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campfire ashes,
camping ash,
soap
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