What is in your potty kit

Pretty much the same. Trowel, TP, lighter, hand sanitizer and sometimes, when appropriate, a wag bag. Wet ones arde good idea.May add them.

I carry a snow stake to use as a trowel and it works quite well. I think you can totally dig a hole deep enough with a stick or trekking pole but i'm not interested in exerting that much time and energy, especially if i have too take a poop.

I bring about 0.5oz of dr. bronners to wash up with that i also use as toothpaste and any other cleaning needs i have. I'm one of those crazies that don't bring any toilet paper. A smooth rock and soft leaves works better for wiping than most thing.

Quick hint: Dig before you need it. I know my body, and can dig the hole in the evening for my morning rituals.

Me too. A pre-dug hole is money in the bank. My equipment list is pretty much the same as in the picture. My latest trowel is one of these:

www.rei.com/product/131611/thetentlab-the-deuce-2-ul-backcountry-trowel

The reason I even posted the kit was in response to issues we face in the backcountry with human impacts. Humans can introduce particularly virulent forms of ecoli and cryptosporidium into water systems. Many of our wilderness and roadless area in the Mountain West are the headwaters of our municipal water supplies and high reservoirs. If we don't get a handle on proper disposal of human waste we are going to see closures, access quotas and pack your poop out. In my local National Forest, one popular basin in a Wilderness is pack your poo or a $750 fine. The rational for the Special Order from the FS was a human health issue. Of course my pet take on it is simply too many people and we are now in the cusp of an explosion of folks headed into the wild.

Don't use TP - have a baggie full of Viva paper towels (more clothlike & much tougher - though heavier - than TP) cut down to approx. 4" squares w/ a tiny 2 oz squeeze bottle of Purell, plus a 3 oz bottle of Dr. Bronner's (elsewhere in pack). Trowel is various things, depending. I used a V-stake with a short length of vinyl tubing forced over the end for a while (to keep the sharp edges away from my palm), but I've pretty much gone back to using either an SMC snow stake, a stick or just about anything else sharp enough and long enough to dig a hole. (If I already have a tool that works, that's what I use.) In rocky country, I move a moderately-sized rock, smear the underside & replace. My most efficient potty tool is a high fiber diet: just need a single 4" square of paper towel.

I use pretty much the standard kit, though instead of TP, I carry a packet or two of kleenex (you know the pocket packs). It's much tougher than TP, and you can use a whole or half sheet as needed. I never used to use the wet wipe things, but I've started carrying them.