If not, utilize areas at least 200 feet away from water, trails, camps and gullies. After use, cover the hole with dirt and disguise it with natural materials. It is not a good idea to deposit human waste under rocks, since rock inhibits heat that aids in decomposition. Either carry out toilet paper or bury it deeply so that it is not dug up or left visible. Minimize soap and food residues in waste water Hot water is all you'll need for most outdoor cleaning chores.
Soap is unnecessary for most cleaning jobs and can be difficult to thoroughly rinse off.
Use a small strainer to remove all food bits from water before disposal and pack the bits out with your other trash. Wash water should be scattered over a wide area, away from camps and water sources. Keeping clear of water sources allows the soap to filter through the soil, helping it break down before it reaches a body of water. Clothes can be cleaned by a thorough rinsing with plain water Wash undergarments away from water sources. A sump hole is similar to a cathole and should be covered after use.