health - hygiene stuff
This means the toilet stuff.
Often, you will be camping out in the middle of nowhere. There are few public toilets on the 1050km Tanami Track.
First of all, it’s useful in this department to drink sufficient water and eat enough roughage. A bucket of muesli, or porridge, for breakfast provides plenty of fibre, to, err, make things easier.
Next, do the right thing and bury your waste at least 20 cm deep. Otherwise, it may well be dug up by a travelling dingo. A hand trowel can help create that hole in the often solid landscape. And, as they say, keep your activity well away from water sources and possible campsites.
And remember it’s important to clean your hands afterwards, despite the limitations of the sometimes precious water supply.