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ABC fire extinguisher
A fire extinguisher you can see from the stove.
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A five-pound ABC is often $30–50
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Fix it, rinse it, pack it out
Vinegar cuts the alkaline dust. Bags and a bucket are how you leave the hex clean. The boring kit is the one that makes leaving possible.
Burning Man MOOP and leave no trace
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A fire extinguisher you can see from the stove.
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A five-pound ABC is often $30–50
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Haul jugs, a cot, and the shade bin from the car to camp.
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Often about $100–160
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Interlocking yellow blocks so an RV sits level on the playa.
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Often about $88
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A sewer hose with a swivel fitting and a 4-in-1 elbow, for an RV dump.
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Check the listing. A kit with the elbow included is the one to buy.
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Bandages, antiseptic, blister care, and the pills you already know.
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A serious kit is often $25–60
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A sealed jug for dish water and wash water. None of it hits the playa.
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A five-gallon jug is often $15–25
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Helinox
A compact chair you can sit in all afternoon.
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Often about $100–140
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A bound outdoor rug you can shake. No fringe.
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Often $30–70
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UUJOLY
Clear plastic trigger bottles, about 17 ounces, so vinegar and water never share a story.
Often about $17
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Thick bags for moop, camp trash, and the final sweep.
A box is often $15–25
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White vinegar in a spray bottle. It cuts the alkali on skin and gear.
A two-pack of gallons is often $15–30
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GRIP
A rolling magnet for nails, screws, and the lag you did not know you dropped.
It was $19.99 when we opened the listing.
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Sixty percent alcohol or more, in the day bag.
A few bottles are often under $15
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Mineral sunscreen. Dust on your skin isn't shade. Reapply.
A solid tube or stick is often $12–20
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A small pack for the basket. The used wipe comes home.
A few small packs are often under $15
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A bucket seat for when camp toilets aren't yours to use.
The seat is often $20–30, bags extra
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1-ply toilet paper, the paper the portos are built to take.
Often about $9
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The bags the bucket actually uses. Bring more than the days.
A box of bags is often $20–40
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3M
A wrap that sticks to itself, which is why it holds when tape gives up in the dust.
Often about $34
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A small gel for skin that got more sun than the hat covered.
Often about $8
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Cloth tape that holds and comes off without leaving gum in the dust.
A real roll is often $15–25
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Two collapsible basins, about 8.5 liters. One for feet, one for dishes.
Often about $24
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A merino hiker sock with enough structure to survive dust at the ankle.
Often about $26
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For the dust the blower pushed into a pile at the tent door.
Often under $15
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A fire blanket that lives next to the stove.
Often $15–30
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A flocked air couch. It comes down when the wind gets up.
A flocked sofa with a pump is often $40–80
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For rebar, ratchet straps, and the bin lid that fights back.
Often $12–25
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A patch for the spot the shoe rubs, before the blister is a day-ender.
A pack is often under $15
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A strap so the phone stays on you in a crowd.
Often under $15
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A rigid funnel for people who cannot already pee standing.
Often about $13
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Sharpie
A box of fine black markers for names, camp addresses, and the vinegar bottle.
Often about $15
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A roll-top for the phone, the meds, and the spare batteries.
A five- to ten-liter bag is often $15–30
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A short rinse, if the gray water has a jug waiting.
A bag is often $15–30
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Unscented lotion for after the dust and the vinegar.
A bottle is often $8–15
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Wipes for the wash, when the shower line is the whole afternoon.
A bulk pack is often $15–25
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For lights, shade clips, and the repair you did not plan.
An assortment is often under $15
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Ziploc
Heavy gallon bags for clean socks, a drive-home outfit, and wipes that have to come out.
Often about $6
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