Thanks for everybody's opinions and experience. I will probably start simple and see how things progress while we are on the road. I think I am going to start out with the bags, see how much we actually use them. I like the idea of adding a little extra kitty litter, seems like it would be insurance for the chemical absorbent. Always easier to upgrade down the road.
#11
Posted 03 September 2020 - 03:21 PM
#12
Posted 01 October 2020 - 06:58 PM
Ive got three that I have tried over the years. Luggable Loo, A fancy folding seat that separates the urine from the solid (bagged) and now have my marine toilet...
But saw this .... Great in a "PINCH"
2016 Duramax 2.8 Diesel long bed Colorado 4WD with 2011 Eagle
#13
Posted 01 October 2020 - 08:24 PM
We have used the Thetford for 15 years. We use a wag bag set in the bowl to poop when a cat hole latrine or public toilets are not available (or usable).. We only pee directly in the Thetford, no paper, so emptying it and rinsing it is easy and simple. You can buy the powder in bulk and the plain bags as well and just add the powder as needed. We seal the wag bag in gallon ziplocks. Cheap, simple and minimal effort.
It works so well that three years ago we rented a basic camper van for three weeks in Iceland and camped in the campgrounds. We shipped the Thetford as part of our air baggage. It was a real luxury.
2015 Fleet on 2019 Ranger
#14
Posted 01 October 2020 - 09:48 PM
We have used the Thetford for 15 years. We use a wag bag set in the bowl to poop when a cat hole latrine or public toilets are not available (or usable).. We only pee directly in the Thetford, no paper, so emptying it and rinsing it is easy and simple. You can buy the powder in bulk and the plain bags as well and just add the powder as needed. We seal the wag bag in gallon ziplocks. Cheap, simple and minimal effort.
It works so well that three years ago we rented a basic camper van for three weeks in Iceland and camped in the campgrounds. We shipped the Thetford as part of our air baggage. It was a real luxury.
This is why we do also.
Eddie
KO4CPL
Travel light. Travel far. Travel safe.
#15
Posted 01 October 2020 - 11:12 PM
home depot bucket.. pool noodle for the rim.. toilet bags and kitty litter.. makes pooping outside feel like heaven...
#17
Posted 11 October 2020 - 06:28 PM
We have a thetford, a luggable loo and reliance hassock. They are either too short or the seat is too small or both. I ended up making one out of a 5 gallon bucket with gamma seal and a real toilet seat. I attached a plywood piece under the seat to keep it in place on the bucket.
I'm tempted to try one of the eco-safe rocket box toilets used on river trips. but haven't had a chance to check out the toilet seat in person.
Edited by jimjxsn, 11 October 2020 - 06:44 PM.
~Jim2000 Tundra AC- 2000 FWC Ranger
2017 Tundra DC - 2017 ATC Panther
#18
Posted 11 October 2020 - 08:50 PM
2012 ATC Puma Shell build - https://www.wanderth...012-puma-build/
Power considerations thread - https://www.wanderth...e-power-scotty/
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#19
Posted 12 October 2020 - 12:36 AM
My wife found a semi-oval collapsing seat on amazon that uses the WAG bags. Took up way less room than the PETT toilet did. We're sold on the WAG bags, I'm working out how to remove the black water tank in the new to us camper as we use the wag bags in it.
Where does that road go?
#20
Posted 12 October 2020 - 02:08 PM
I’m using a gamma seal too. I’m curious about how you made the toilet seat fit, and wonder, does it stay on when you close or open the gamma seal?
Vic, it does not stay in place. I cut a ring out of scrap plywood to keep it in place. The seat stores under the bench in the camper.
~Jim2000 Tundra AC- 2000 FWC Ranger
2017 Tundra DC - 2017 ATC Panther
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