clean up

[eagles]

i know i will probably be asking a lot of questions. this will be my first time camping at wdw.

anyway, where do you clean up your cooking pots/pan, and dinner ware?

 

[Brer Bear]

Are you tent camping?

Even if you have a partial hookup site, you should have a water spigot. We usually use two dish pans, one for soap, one for rinse and then throw the gray water into the brush away from any camp.

 

[BigDaddyRog]

We use as much disposable as possible...crockpot liners, paper plate and cups, plastic spoons, knives & forks, we do end up having to wash a couple of pots & pans...I bring a short garden hose with us, it comes in very handy for alot of things (like rinsing that dang sand off of the bottom of your shoes, feet and everything else)...instead of using a soap and rise pan...I just spray it with the hose, scrub it with a soapy sponge and spray it again with the hose...that way theres no real accumulation of "gray water" to have to saturate the surrounding area with...which is illegal and can draw unwanted insects near the campsites.

 

[eagles]

yes i am tent camping.

we tent camp and we are disney visitors. but i have never camped at disney, so i am sorry for all the different questions, i just want to be prepared.

thanks for the replies.

 

[BigDaddyRog]

Dont appologize....these are things ya need to know....and this is why we hang out here!! Ask away.

 

[2goofycampers]

One thing not to do during cleaning up is use the hose WDW provides, who knows where it's been.

Also Fl state law prohibits throwing dishwater on the ground, most put it in a bucket and dump it at the comfort station or the laundry sink at the coin laundry.

 

[eagles]

One thing not to do during cleaning up is use the hose WDW provides, who knows where it's been.

Also Fl state law prohibits throwing dishwater on the ground, most put it in a bucket and dump it at the comfort station or the laundry sink at the coin laundry.

thanks for that info. must now put hose on the list.