WILMOT RUNNING CAMP

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Don’t know how I lived lacking it, April 15, 2010

The Go Girl is fantastic for committed girls who delight in the outdoors, sports, music festivals, camping, roving, etc. Hazy bathrooms — or nonexistent ones! — are no match for this handy device. There have been so many times in my life I wish I had had one of these.

Honestly, before to I prearranged it, I wasn’t practically sure how it would even work: would it properly form a seal with no leaks? What if it was too hard or too soft? What if it didn’t “fit” me or just plain didn’t work? How the heck would I get it back in that tiny case it comes in? But I thought for the fee, it was worth trying.

How it works: You hold the Go Girl up to your body and relax your muscles, and the pee comes out the modest “exit” tube at the end. This particular Go Girl is a pinkish-lilac (you can also get it in khaki, and although I’m not a “pink” kind of girl, I thought the khaki one looked a modest too phallic for my tastes). It’s made of a soft, flexible, medical-grade silicone, so it molds to your only one of its kind shape and forms a leak-water-resistant seal. When you’re done, you either 1) rinse/wash/dry the device and place it back in the case, or 2) place the dirty device into a plastic bag to wash later.

The Go Girl comes in a tiny, resealable plastic tube, rolled up with a plastic bag and a tiny document napkin. The bag and napkin are for “emergency” situations when you can’t rinse/wash the Go Girl. You’re supposed to toss the plastic bag and the napkin with use and exchange them with your own baggie and toilet document in training for your next “emergency.” The instructions that come with the Go Girl urge you to do by it in the shower a few times so you can get the hang of it. Holding and positioning the device is a modest awkward at initially (hey, I’ve never used whatever thing like this before to!), but with a few times, it feels natural.

The only thing the instructions lack is a detailed description of how to fold the Go Girl tiny enough to get it back in the plastic case. They urge you to go to their website to see a video, which I had to watch four times (!) before to I could map out how the woman was really folding it. Here’s how you do it:

1. Hold the Go Girl so the “narrow” side with the exit tube is facing you.
2. This seems counter-intuitive, but stay with me: fold the Go Girl flat from front to back so that the two narrow rounded ends meet at the top. It must now be in a diamond shape with the exit tube pointing down and vaguely towards you.
3. Fold the exit tube upwards. Now the Go Girl must look like a rounded triangle.
4. Roll the Go Girl up from left to aptly like a tiny sleeping bag and stick it back in the plastic carrying case. Voilà!

I carry mine in my tighten in case I come crosswise any hazy bathrooms while I’m out and about. There have been several times everywhere I was so thankful I had it with me. Also, besides being a lifesaver for yucky bathrooms, it’s really quicker and more convenient to stay permanent, chat your clothes, and use the Go Girl — instead of meeting down and dependability all that that entails.

I would categorically urge this for all women the world over, lacking hesitation. I really bought several to give to my sister, mom, and girlfriends, and they like them. Every woman must have one of these!

**Update, December 2010: I soothe keep my Go Girl in my tighten, and I use it all the time. It has never leaked, not even once. I used it at Bonnaroo 2010, and, honest to maude, I don’t know if I would have survived lacking it. I’ve also used it on several train trips, four thwart-broadcast/global flights, and a month-long backpacking trip owing to Europe. It’s a life-saver.

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just what a gal wants, December 10, 2009

I bought this for those moments when I envy my son and my partner their “outdoor plumbing”. We have an RV and a Sailboat, and we camp and journey often to seats everywhere the values of cleanliness are not practically up to mine. This doohickey is PERFECT for those times. Don’t bother buying a special container for disposal, any void, wide-mouth pot with a screw cap will do the job. This manufactured goods is simple to use (do at home so you know the aptly angles and fine points) and if I have one criticism, it is the size of the container it ships and then supplies in. The silicone rubber is thin so the item is flexible, it rolls up very tiny and stuffs into a plastic tube. That force be fantastic for transporting it, but once I took it out, I just could not get it back into that tube. No problem: grant a rubber lined ornamental bag, tuck in a tiny package of wipes-to-go, and you’re all set. You’ll be thanking physically the initially time you need it AND you really have it with you!!!