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You can usually get double strength garbage bags from large [[supermarket]]s (the heavy orange ones work well) and you will need at least two if you plan on properly sealing a [[backpack]] inside (and a third if you plan on crossing any [[river]]s deeper than your waist). |
You can usually get double strength garbage bags from large [[supermarket]]s (the heavy orange ones work well) and you will need at least two if you plan on properly sealing a [[backpack]] inside (and a third if you plan on crossing any [[river]]s deeper than your waist). |
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Another use for plastic bags is [[insulation]]. If you have something that doesn't need moving (or if you dont ming a crinkling sound when it does) then you can stuff it full of plastic bags to keep whatever's inside warm. All the little air pockets amongst the bags wil trap heat for a surprisingly long time. |
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Revision as of 22:48, 22 July 2003
Not just good for carrying things in Plastic bags are also good for keeping things dry when it rains (you'll thank the Cunnan editors for this advice when it happens :).
You can usually get double strength garbage bags from large supermarkets (the heavy orange ones work well) and you will need at least two if you plan on properly sealing a backpack inside (and a third if you plan on crossing any rivers deeper than your waist).
Another use for plastic bags is insulation. If you have something that doesn't need moving (or if you dont ming a crinkling sound when it does) then you can stuff it full of plastic bags to keep whatever's inside warm. All the little air pockets amongst the bags wil trap heat for a surprisingly long time.
