Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 3: Find the Right Place
• Method 2 of 3: Pee in the street
• Method 3 of 3: Use a female urination device
• Warnings

Sometimes a woman can be in a public place where there is no restroom. In this case, the urgent need to visit the toilet can be a real problem. This can happen, for example, on a hike. Knowing that the toilet is far away leads to a significant increase in desire. In such a situation, we have practically no choice but to look for a secluded place in the bosom of nature. After reading this article, you will learn how to pee discreetly on the street.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Find the Right Place

1. 1 Find a secluded spot. Remember that your actions can offend other people. Find a bush, large tree, or rock that you can hide behind. However, be careful with bushes; many of them contain many insects and spiders.
2. 2 Do not do this in a public place. Try to find a restroom, even if it is for men. It is against the law to urinate in public. Therefore, such misconduct may result in a fine or other penalty.
   • If you can't stand it, choose a place with a lot of bushes so as not to attract the attention of others. In addition, you can pee behind the building in some secluded alley. For security reasons, it is good to have your friend with you, especially if it is evening or you are in a dubious place.
3. 3 Choose a location with soft soil rather than hard soil. A soft surface, such as ground covered with grass or pine needles, absorbs liquid more quickly. It also avoids unnecessary splashing.
4. 4 Pay attention to the wind. If it's windy outside, sit down so that you face away from the wind. This prevents the stream of urine from reaching your feet.
5. 5 Do not choose a location that is tilted. If you have no choice, sit down with the urine flowing down. This will keep your feet dry.
6. 6 Choose a site that is 60 meters from the water, path and tent camp. Otherwise, you increase the risk of contaminating water supplies and spreading infectious diseases.

Method 2 of 3: Pee in the street

1. 1 Take off your clothes and underwear. Not only is it completely uncomfortable in wet clothes, it can also lead to the development of infection. After removing or lifting your skirt, dress, shorts, or trousers, lower your underwear so that it does not interfere with your urination.
   • If you are wearing a skirt or dress, lift them up towards the waist. If the skirt or dress is curvy, lift them up, gathering them in front of you. Neither skirt nor dress should hang down while urinating. Otherwise, they can get wet.
   • If you are wearing shorts or pants, open them first. Then lower them down. However, do not lower it too low, for example, to your knees, so as not to accidentally get them wet. You can also roll up the bottom of your trousers if you're worried about getting them wet.
2. 2 Squat down. Put your feet shoulder-width apart, even slightly wider, and in this position, sit down. Maintain balance by leaning slightly forward.
   • If you find it difficult to keep your balance, you can touch the ground with one hand.
   • With one hand, support your shorts or trousers near your knees. This will prevent you from getting them wet.
3. 3 Find a place with two objects next to each other. These can be stones or logs. Sit on the edge of one object and place your feet on the other. You should sit in such a way that you can pee directly on the ground and not on the object you are sitting on.
   • When you're done writing, get up off the object that served as a toilet bowl. Strive to ensure that there is no puddle under you.
4. 4 Use a wide-mouth bottle. If you choose this method, you will need to lower your underwear and shorts / pants down to your ankles. Sit down and place the bottle between your legs. Dispose of the bottle and its contents. Be sure to mark the bottle for what purpose you used it so you don't accidentally use it for another purpose.
5. 5 After peeing, dry yourself with toilet paper or tissue. Otherwise, the likelihood of contracting an infection increases. You can use baby wipes, tissue paper, or toilet paper.
   • If you are using baby wipes, tissue paper, or toilet paper, do not throw them on the ground. Place the used paper in a plastic bag and discard it in a trash can.
   • If you are using baby wipes or regular wet wipes, use one that does not contain alcohol. Alcohol can kill both good and bad bacteria. This can lead to urinary tract infections.
   • Alternatively, you can use a handkerchief or bandana. You can use these things and then hang them in the sun to dry. The sun's rays will do their job and disinfect the used item. Note, however, that if you are in a humid area, you will need to wash this item. Otherwise, it will smell bad.

Method 3 of 3: Use a female urination device

1. 1 Consider purchasing a urination device. It's small enough that you can carry it in your wallet or purse. Some of these devices are disposable, while others can be reused. You can purchase similar urination devices online. In addition, such devices can be purchased at shops that sell everything you need for tourism. This device looks like a funnel with a sloping top.
   • Women urinating devices are also called urination devices, urinating aids for women, and devices that allow a woman to pee while standing.
2. 2 Try this device before taking it with you, for example, on a hike. Before going on a hike, you can try this device when you shower. You will need time to learn how to use it. Do not use it for the first time on a hike, otherwise you are unlikely to be able to stay dry.
3. 3 Unbutton your pants or lift your skirt up. Thanks to this device, you can urinate while standing. However, you still have to remove your clothes to pee.
4. 4 Move your underwear to the side. If you are wearing tight pants, you will need to lower them a little.
5. 5 Place the device on your body. It should fit snugly enough. Point the pointed nose at the ground, not at your feet. Make sure the end of the spout is lower than the back of the funnel.
6. 6 Perform the necessary processing on the device after you pee. Be sure to dry yourself with a tissue or toilet paper. If you have access to water, rinse the device immediately after use. If you do not have access to water, place the device in a zippered plastic bag or special container and wash it later.

Warnings

• After peeing, always wipe dry with a tissue or toilet paper. If you do not have a tissue or paper with you, wait until the areas of the skin that have gotten the urine dry. Damp laundry is not only uncomfortable, but also a breeding ground for bacteria.