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1. You can use foam floor tiles to make the tent floor softer, and more comfortable.
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2. Belt a headlamp into a jug of water and make an instant lantern for the entire tent.
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3. To make a DIY lantern, paint the inside part of a jar with a non-toxic glow-in-the-dark.
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4. In any case, as a portable food option make a tin-can sandwich.
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5. Inform yourself about the poisonous plants and what they look like.
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6. For a natural tick deterrent combine 1 part tea tree oil with 2 parts water in a spray bottle.
Use it on shoes, pants cuffs, socks, etc.
7. On the top of your match paper put glue sandpaper.
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8. To protect and hold your TP you can use a coffee can.
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9. The campfire is an ideal place for crescent rolls. For additional pleasure fill them with marshmallows or Nutella or just wrap hot dogs.
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10. Tic Tac boxes- great storage of spices.
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11. Provide a two-person sleeping bag.
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12. Take seat hammocks for car camping.
13. To make single-use packets cut straw and fill it with what you need toothpaste, antibiotics, etc.
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14. From coffee filters and dental floss make a travel coffee bag. Fill the coffee filter with coffee and tie it with dental floss. When you want a coffee just use it as a tea bag.
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15. Bring some instant coffee bags, they will satisfy your need for caffeine.
16. Make candle stakes for romantic lighting.
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17. Take a bar of soap and peel it with a vegetable peeler to make a single-use soap. It also relieves the itchiness when applied to mosquito bites.
18. As a hand-washing dispenser use an empty laundry detergent.
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19. Arrange the pots and pans simply by using belts and hooks on a tree.
20. Make campfire cones.
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21. Use an old prescription bottle or Altoids tin to take a mini first-aid kit.
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22. You can easily make pancakes by pre-make pancake mix using shortening dry milk, powdered eggs, etc.
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23. Take a peanut butter container and place it inside a battery-powered votive candle to make portable lanterns.
24. A plunger and an empty bucket can serve as a portable washing machine.
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25. A cardboard-only egg carton can be used for storing an easy fire starter and match light charcoal.
The fire will catch on the charcoal, you just need to light the carton.
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26. Doritos are of great help when lighting a fire.
27. You can use a travel-size or toiletry shampoo bottle to make a pocket-sized oil lamp.
28. If you put fresh rosemary right on uniformly gray and ashy coals, you do not need a meat marinade, but your meat will be flavored with the taste of savory herbs.
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29. Waxed packaging of cheeses and hard cheeses are better choices for camping.
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30. Bundles of sage will keep out the mosquitoes from the camp.
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31. Roast a Starburst, crunchy on the outside, warm, and gooey on the inside but delicious.
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32. For a quick-cooking alternative, choose polenta, quinoa, or couscous rather than pasta.
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33. Hollow out the inside of an orange and fill it with Cinnabon’s ( the canned kind).
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34. Take a biodegradable trail-marking tape if you are about to hike.
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35. Make a scavenger hunt to keep the kids busy and interested.
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36. For an emergency toilet use an empty bucket and a milk crate.
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37. You can easily light a fire with dipped-in wax cotton buds.
38. Microfiber towels- great absorbers and won’t weigh too much.
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39. Frozen gallons of jugs of water will cool down all of your food in the portable cooler.
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40. Bring an Altoids tin, cardboard, and wax. They are a great combination for an emergency light.
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41. The campfire panini press can be used for making sandwiches.
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