Washing with limited water

[MikeLA]

Flannel or a baby sponge, pan of hot water, not much needed half full then wash face arms groin feet daily.

As Lister above said in this order face, pits, feet, privates, backside.
Biodegradable liquid soap is a good idea also

Years ago before running water people stood naked in a bowl of water and wash themselves with limited water.

 

[Robson Valley]

In summers on the farm, grandma had a big(?) square galvanized wash tub. One after another, us kids all got sloshed off.

 

[knowledge=gain]

for those that like their creature comforts here is a diy solution

 

[Woody girl]

This is exactly what I have done and spoke about in my first post on this thread, to build an off grid shower and toilet.
It's very easy. I got a cheap pressure sprayer from liddell, for the grand sum of £10 and I already had the shower sprayer on my garden hose and as the hose needs replacing , I repurposed the sprayer onto my shower, so it was a very cheap solution.
The toilet, I built myself(sorry, skipped that part of the video) from a large bucket, and a clip on toilet seat that fits perfectly I found in a charity shop.
Total cost, £8.00 for a new bucket, (it is a big one as I don't like being too low, I struggle to get off it)And the clip on seat was £2.00. A lucky find for sure.
So £20 had me a complete off grid bathroom. I'm still on the look out for a toilet tent at the charity shop. Mind you, I won't be using this outdoors in the winter, so I'm not too worried if I don't find one.

 

[Broch]

On offer at Blacks for £10 at the moment; not a bad price if it fits your needs

HI-GEAR Portable Power Washer (8 Litre) | Blacks

£12.00 | Great for the car, the drive, the tent.... or anywhere dirt...

www.blacks.co.uk