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2. Belt a headlamp into a jug of water and make an instant lantern for the entire tent.
3. To make a DIY lantern, paint the inside part of a jar with a non-toxic glow-in-the-dark.
4. In any case, as a portable food option make a tin-can sandwich.
5. Inform yourself about the poisonous plants and how do they look like.
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.
8. To protect and hold your TP you can use a coffee can.
9. The campfire is an ideal place for crescent rolls. For additional pleasure fill them with marshmallows or Nutella or just wrap hot dogs.
10. Tic Tac boxes-great storage of spices.
11. Provide a two-person sleeping bag.
12. Take seat hammocks for car camping.
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.
15. Bring some instant coffee bags, they will satisfy your need for caffeine.
16. Make candle stakes for romantic lighting.
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.
19. Arrange the pots and pans simply by using belts and hooks on a tree.
20. Make campfire cones.
21. Use an old prescription bottle or Altoids tin to take a mini first-aid kit.
22. You can easily make pancakes by pre-make pancake mix using shortening dry milk, powdered eggs, etc.
23. Take a peanut butter container and place it inside a battery-powered votive candle to make portable lanterns.
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.
26. Doritos are of great help when lighting a fire.
29. Waxed packaging of cheeses and hard cheeses are a better choices for camping.
30. Bundles of sage will keep out the mosquitoes from the camp.
31. Roast a Starburst, crunchy on the outside, warm and gooey on the inside but delicious.
33. Hollow out the inside of an orange and fill it with Cinnabon's ( the canned kind).
34. Take a biodegradable trail-marking tape if you are about to hike.
35. Make a scavenger hunt to keep the kids busy and interested.
37. You can easily light a fire with dipped-in wax cotton buds.
38. Microfiber towels- great absorbers and won't weigh too much.
39. Frozen gallons of jugs of water will cool down all of your food in the portable cooler.
40. Bring an Altoids tin, cardboard, and wax. They are a great combination for an emergency light.
41. The campfire panini press can be used for making sandwiches.
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1. You can use foam floor tiles to make the tent floor softer, and more comfortable.
2. Belt a headlamp into a jug of water and make an instant lantern for the entire tent.
3. To make a DIY lantern, paint the inside part of a jar with a non-toxic glow-in-the-dark.
4. In any case, as a portable food option make a tin-can sandwich.
5. Inform yourself about the poisonous plants and how do they look like.
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.
8. To protect and hold your TP you can use a coffee can.
9. The campfire is an ideal place for crescent rolls. For additional pleasure fill them with marshmallows or Nutella or just wrap hot dogs.
10. Tic Tac boxes-great storage of spices.
11. Provide a two-person sleeping bag.
12. Take seat hammocks for car camping.
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.
15. Bring some instant coffee bags, they will satisfy your need for caffeine.
16. Make candle stakes for romantic lighting.
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.
19. Arrange the pots and pans simply by using belts and hooks on a tree.
20. Make campfire cones.
21. Use an old prescription bottle or Altoids tin to take a mini first-aid kit.
22. You can easily make pancakes by pre-make pancake mix using shortening dry milk, powdered eggs, etc.
23. Take a peanut butter container and place it inside a battery-powered votive candle to make portable lanterns.
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.
26. Doritos are of great help when lighting a fire.
29. Waxed packaging of cheeses and hard cheeses are a better choices for camping.
30. Bundles of sage will keep out the mosquitoes from the camp.
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.
33. Hollow out the inside of an orange and fill it with Cinnabon's ( the canned kind).
34. Take a biodegradable trail-marking tape if you are about to hike.
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.
37. You can easily light a fire with dipped-in wax cotton buds.
38. Microfiber towels- great absorbers and won't weigh too much.
39. Frozen gallons of jugs of water will cool down all of your food in the portable cooler.
40. Bring an Altoids tin, cardboard, and wax. They are a great combination for an emergency light.
41. The campfire panini press can be used for making sandwiches.
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