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Usually when I eat new food (AKA camp food) and have a stressful day, I get bad gas. So, when I sleep, I force myself to stay awake so I don't accidentally let slip a fart. I found out that on tomorrow's camping trip, I'm going to be sharing a tent with my crush. What can I do to make sure I don't fart in my sleep?
Answer
Go to the store and buy Gas X and take it before bed. It bursts all the bubbles that form in your colon and cause gas and you end up without bubbles, no bubbles, no gas. Leave the soda pop alone as well because it is full of bubbles, they will cause gas. Drink juice or water instead. It won't hurt to take Gas X early in the day if you feel gassy and then again at bedtime to keep the gas bubbles away. This is all I use for gas and it works great for me. They have it in chewable pills (cherry flavor) or peppermint and also have it in liquid. Pills work best when you travel (I like cherry)and they are in foil so easy to slip in the pocket or purse. Give them a try.
Go to the store and buy Gas X and take it before bed. It bursts all the bubbles that form in your colon and cause gas and you end up without bubbles, no bubbles, no gas. Leave the soda pop alone as well because it is full of bubbles, they will cause gas. Drink juice or water instead. It won't hurt to take Gas X early in the day if you feel gassy and then again at bedtime to keep the gas bubbles away. This is all I use for gas and it works great for me. They have it in chewable pills (cherry flavor) or peppermint and also have it in liquid. Pills work best when you travel (I like cherry)and they are in foil so easy to slip in the pocket or purse. Give them a try.
How to keep a camping tent clean while camping?
Anita
I will purchase a new camping tent for my camping trip. I wonder is there any way to keep the camping tent clean while camping? Actually, I'm a bit of a neat freak.
Answer
1. Use a ground cloth, or tarp, under your tent. Not only will this keep the bottom of your tent clean, it will keep the floor of your tent dry. Just be sure to tuck the edges of the tarp under the tent so that it does not catch rain.
2. Never wear your shoes inside the tent. When you enter your tent, sit in the doorway and remove your shoes, then place them on a floor mat, rug or towel near the door way. You can even leave them outside by tucking them between the tent and the ground cloth.
3. Bring a Ziploc bag for trash to keep the inside of your tent clean. Don't litter inside your tent--especially with candy and food wrappers which can attract bugs or larger, furrier nuisances. Better yet, throw your trash away in an animal-proof trash can outside of your tent.
4. Pack a whisk broom and dust pan to keep your tent clean. These even come in small, easy to pack camp sizes. Sweep the grit out of your tent every day, and once again before packing it.
5. Never store a wet and dirty tent. If you have to strike camp in the rain or even a heavy morning dew, be sure to pitch your tent again at home to dry. You can pitch it in the sun, a garage or porch. You can even dry it by hanging on a clothes line or over a fence. Clean any stains. If your tent goes into storage wet and dirty, it will come out stinky, sticky and moldy for your next camping trip.
1. Use a ground cloth, or tarp, under your tent. Not only will this keep the bottom of your tent clean, it will keep the floor of your tent dry. Just be sure to tuck the edges of the tarp under the tent so that it does not catch rain.
2. Never wear your shoes inside the tent. When you enter your tent, sit in the doorway and remove your shoes, then place them on a floor mat, rug or towel near the door way. You can even leave them outside by tucking them between the tent and the ground cloth.
3. Bring a Ziploc bag for trash to keep the inside of your tent clean. Don't litter inside your tent--especially with candy and food wrappers which can attract bugs or larger, furrier nuisances. Better yet, throw your trash away in an animal-proof trash can outside of your tent.
4. Pack a whisk broom and dust pan to keep your tent clean. These even come in small, easy to pack camp sizes. Sweep the grit out of your tent every day, and once again before packing it.
5. Never store a wet and dirty tent. If you have to strike camp in the rain or even a heavy morning dew, be sure to pitch your tent again at home to dry. You can pitch it in the sun, a garage or porch. You can even dry it by hanging on a clothes line or over a fence. Clean any stains. If your tent goes into storage wet and dirty, it will come out stinky, sticky and moldy for your next camping trip.
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