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toyminator2000 – There has to be dumb people in order for there to be smart people
Here's my choice: http://www.bestvalsup.com/Truck-Spill-Kits-p/spt%20spko-trk.htmI think I got the slightly larger size, but it should pack well in the 4Runner.
Thats nice but its still expensive for what it is.....I made mine for about 2 or 3 dollars at most....These are considered a "consumable" wheeling item too.....so it will need to be replaced after you use it...again and again
I won't argue your point, but I've been wheeling for the past 9 years and have not personally had a use for a spill kit...but it's always a possibility. I work really hard to overbuild, and I drive easy, to minimize that chance for breakage.
I can't remember where I got them but you can buy drop rags that act like a diaper. Check the auto parts stores. I really like them because you can get them out fast and they don't make a mess. I wouldn't take kitty littler because if you spill on the rocks its a mess to clean up. When I dumped upside down in one of the hot tubs last year at Moab I had those diaper rags and I was amazed by how much they absorbed. Probably around 1-2 quarts a piece. Not bad for a glorified rag. They're also easy to carry and pack.
How about a "diff diaper"? for if your truck isnt potty trained yet?
I found something for the "carry it out toilet" for the moments.
BeccaLoo24 – i can toss grown men.... so dont doubt me
I know you weren't asking about a pooper but I saw something cheap that looked like it would work really well. It was a folding metal card table chair with a big hole cut in the seat. Then it had a toilet seat bolted to it. He just used a trash bag with a little water in it and put it in the hole in the seat. the weight of the toilet seat held it in place. Wait, I think I have a pic.I was tempted to ask If I could use it.
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