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| 3 | Portable Toilets |
| 20 | Washboards |
| 24 | Feminine Hygeine Products |
| 29 | Garbage Bags |
| 30 | TP and paper products |
| 33 | Clothes Pins, Lines, Hangers |
| 49 | Haircare, dental care, hygenic items |
| 56 | Liquid Laundry Detergent |
| 61 | Plain unscented bleach |
| 68 | Rat Poison and roach killer |
| 69 | Traps for mice, ants and roaches |
| 71 | Baby wipes, tampons, antibacterial soap, oils |
| 73 | Shaving supplies |
| 98 | Atomizers |
| Sanitation and hygeine comes in many forms As a luxury these things can improve quality of life considerably. As an essential, sanitation equipment can prevent unpleasant and sometimes dangerous invasions by animals, insects and other natural foragers. Arguably two of the most important advances in human technology have been the discovery of germ theory, and the advent of sanitation infrastructure. These technologies are some of the main reasons that our population has risen dramatically over the last century or two. Sanitation ranges from personal hygeine, which particularly in the case of dental care is associated strongly with health and disease resistance. Other tools such as disinfectants and pest control measures can increase the chances of animals invading your food supplies and otherwise carrying germs and disease into your environment. In general these are moderately high demand items, and those higher on the list tend to have increased functionality. In the event that there is an interruption of water services, the necessity for hygeine gets very important very quickly as waste build up is extremely dangerous. |
