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	Coleman Cleansing Cloths Tub Great to clean and moisturize your skin anytime bathing is not an option. The PH-balanced formula with aloe vera is rinse-free and hypoallergenic. These also have anti-bacterial properties to kill germs. The only drawbacks are the fragrance and the large size of the container. Both mosquitoes and bears are attracted to fragrance.	Quantity: 48 wipes Price: $8.00 Rating:
	Baby Wipes Like the Coleman wipes, baby wipes are also pH-balanced, rinse free and hypoallergenic. Though they may lack the anti-bacterial ingredients found in “adult wipes,” they are more importantly, available in unscented formulas. This must be taken into consideration if venturing into bear-infested areas since scent attracts bears (and biting insects for that matter). Okay, if you still can’t decide we’ll also let you know that baby wipes are generally cheaper than hygiene products specifically designed for recreational or military use. Baby wipes also come in resealable plastic packets that don't take up much space. Do you need wipes at all? Ultimately the choice is yours: a few stinky germs vs. man-eating bear.	Quantity: 50 wipes Price: $2.00 Rating:
	Japanese Paper Soap 50 single-use sheets of paper soap in an easy-carry pouch. One sheet is enough to either wash your hands, or wash your pits and crotch. Take along a packet of these sheets of soap when traveling or working. They're easier to pack than a bar of soap and there's no worry about messy spills in your luggage. The sheets dissipate so there's nothing to throw away. This lightly scented soap does not create sudsy lather, but it does clean your hands. Contrary to popular belief, it is not the foaming agent that cleans. This is a good idea, but you could carry a bar of soap (that would last more than 50 washes) in a zip lock bag for a fraction of the price.	Quantity: 12 wipes Size: 7 x 8.26cm Price: $6.50 Rating:
	Coming Soon: -First-Aid Kits