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10. I've had the opposite experience.

Mon Jan 10, 2022, 01:35 PM

Jan 2022

The cheap, old-fashioned litter is clay. Once it gets wet, it's nasty, slippery stuff.

I use sand.

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If you live in Minnesota you will have most of this stuff in your car. Ocelot II Jan 2022 #1

Ditto for Wisconsin. usaf-vet Jan 2022 #2

Actually suggesting a sleeping bag has too many variables. usaf-vet Jan 2022 #7

do not follow google maps on non main roads. lapfog_1 Jan 2022 #4

Smart comment Farmer-Rick Jan 2022 #16

Smokeless candles? Fumes could fill the car very quickly otherwise. BSdetect Jan 2022 #5

Emergency signal beacon. 3Hotdogs Jan 2022 #6

I mentioned a cellphone app yesterday called Life360. Google it. usaf-vet Jan 2022 #9

Wouldn't that need a cell signal? 3Hotdogs Jan 2022 #12

Always have cat litter in the car... Ohio Joe Jan 2022 #8

I've had the opposite experience. sl8 Jan 2022 #10

Yep! Always have emergency stuff in winter burrowowl Jan 2022 #15

... and don't leave unsealed food packages in your car CloudWatcher Jan 2022 #14

I grew up with that stuff in my car. redstatebluegirl Jan 2022 #17

Thank you. Bookmarked. ❤ littlemissmartypants Jan 2022 #19