Question 1

I have crohn's disease. when i am out  and have to go, i have to go now. looks like this would take some time to set up. yes or no ?

Accepted Answer

Short answer, yes. 30 seconds or thereabouts. I'm so sorry to hear about your condition. Because you have an urgency issue, I would say this: buy one, and test drive it. With practice you will get better (faster) at opening the package and preparing the bag and yourself. Realistically, it will take no more than 30 seconds from start to finish--but it depends on a few things: your clothing, your dexterity, your location. If you're on a subway train that's one thing. If you're taking a walk through a quiet neighborhood it's quite another. And with urgency issues, 30 seconds can seem like a lifetime. Then again, consider the alternative. No bag. Big mess. The no-brainer solution would be to wear a diaper.

Question 2

Do the biffy bags ever expire? Or could they been good for years? I bought a 10 pack and don't need them all.

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There isn't an official expiration date as far as I know.  They are meant to breakdown in landfil but I would be comfortable storing them a couple of years in a dry cool dark place (not on your dashboard). Go camping more, keep them in your disaster prep kit or give them to friends as gag gifts.

Question 3

Given the crime in the rest stops, can this be used for 1 and 2 in the car.  Can't figure out the product.

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Umm. If you had a van, yes. Absolutely. For #1, I would recommend a different product. Especially for males.  The product requires a bit of squatting, or leaning with your back against a wall. Using it in a car ?????  I am going to say probably not. Then again, maybe if you pushed the front seat all the way forward, and got in the back, and leaned against the front seat......how big is your car?

Question 4

OK- totally gross question - once you are done with your business, how does one disengage, clean up and wrap up with out having it spill out?

Accepted Answer

This thing is the size of a garbage bag. You wrap around like a diaper. Do your business. Each bag comes with a Handi-Wipe and toilet paper. My advice is to bring extra Handi-Wipes and tissue to be sparkling clean. It all folds up and is sealed in a tightly closed silver bag. When you get back to the TH get rid of it at the first garbage can. We had to hold on to ours after a day packing in the desert and then a 2 hour ride -- with five packs it got a little ripe in the SUV needless to says. It's a handy way to play by the rules. Cheers.

Brand	Biffy Bag
Material	Paper
Closure Type	Zipper
Number of Items	25
Special Feature	Odor Resistant
Shape	Rectangular
Color	Classic
Number of Pieces	25
Size	Pack of 25
Reusability	Disposable
Unit Count	25.0 Count
UPC	854277002041
Global Trade Identification Number	00854277002041
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	13.11 x 9.25 x 6.26 inches
Package Weight	1.52 Kilograms
Brand Name	Biffy Bag
Part Number	25C-3951

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