Toilet paper should not be burned-it rarely burns completely and is a fire hazard. Popular forms of this include clean stones, smooth sticks, and snow. Obviously some experimentation is necessary to make this practice work for you, but it is worth a try. Minimize soap and food residues in waste water. Hot water and a little elbow grease can tackle most backcountry cleaning chores.
Soap is unnecessary for most dishwashing jobs and can be difficult to rinse thoroughly.
Waste water should be scattered over a wide area, away from camps and all water sources. If bathing with soap is necessary, use it sparingly. This procedure allows the soap to filter through the soil, helping it break down before reaching any body of water. Clothes can be cleaned by thorough rinsing with plain water. Wash undergarments away from water sources.