Van Toilet Options
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2021
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We have received many comments about what absorption media is best and most cost effective. So many want to use pine pellets because they are cheap. In the last 6 months we have been experimenting with many options including 20-30 days with pine pellets. We can attest that nothing beats clumping pine litter for odor control. We have left urine-soaked clumping litter in our van for a week with zero odor in the van, whereas we cannot say the same for pine pellets. Pine pellets are fine for soaking up liquids and have moderate odor absorbing, but there is no comparison to the pine clumping litter, and we know why.
Pine clumping litter have odor absorbing compounds not found in pine pellets. First off, Arm & Hammer puts baking soda in their litter (they own Feline Pine), secondly, the clumping compound is a naturally occurring material called guar-gum that holds on to liquids and traps ammonia, and finally, many clumping litters include a “Biostat” which prevents the colonization of microbes that start the conversion to gas-off ammonia. All three of these things plus the pine itself, make for an impressive combination of absorbency and odor control. Ironically, the use as a cat litter is mediocre, because cat lovers like hard clumps to scoop out, which Feline Pine does not have. But for mobile dry toilets, that does not matter because you dispose the entire contents.
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Really great idea. Nice video. I did notice that when you were dumping the waste at the gas station that you didn’t tie a not in the bag at the top. That would be nice to avoid it spilling in the trash can when they dump the whole trash can out .
That's a great idea!
Or for small sake for those parking right at the can as u did . Please tie it up .
I went to a gas station once and a diaper had been thrown in the trash without a bag it was the can beside the front door...ppl were walking up to door and turning around and leaving . One last was puking on the sidewalk area. It was terrible
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Double bag, be kind reline.
Super helpful, detailed demos of a truly simple way to deal with having toilet facility in a van. Thanks.
Yep. I have used this method for years. Great to know other campers have similar ideas. Blessings.
This is so helpful! Thank you so much for this information, and also the demonstration action. I really like the visual aid, it makes it more real.
We have received many comments about what absorption media is best and most cost effective. So many want to use pine pellets because they are cheap. In the last 6 months we have been experimenting with many options including 20-30 days with pine pellets. We can attest that nothing beats clumping pine litter for odor control. We have left urine-soaked clumping litter in our van for a week with zero odor in the van, whereas we cannot say the same for pine pellets. Pine pellets are fine for soaking up liquids and have moderate odor absorbing, but there is no comparison to the pine clumping litter, and we know why.
Pine clumping litter have odor absorbing compounds not found in pine pellets. First off, Arm & Hammer puts baking soda in their litter (they own Feline Pine), secondly, the clumping compound is a naturally occurring material called guar-gum that holds on to liquids and traps ammonia, and finally, many clumping litters include a “Biostat” which prevents the colonization of microbes that start the conversion to gas-off ammonia. All three of these things plus the pine itself, make for an impressive combination of absorbency and odor control. Ironically, the use as a cat litter is mediocre, because cat lovers like hard clumps to scoop out, which Feline Pine does not have. But for mobile dry toilets, that does not matter because you dispose the entire contents.
Maybe u can use both trys of litter
Have you tried the corn based litter? (World's Best is a brand) it is the BEST for cats, just wondered how it may work for human
Been recommending Feline Pine for years to my cat owning friends. Never thought to use it for myself! Thanks for the awesome idea!
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Great demo. I camp in my minivan sometimes, usually in campground with toilets nearby. However, last year I bought one of those hassock toilets to have in the van for emergencies, both while camping or just travelling, since so many places were closed. As it happens, I haven't used it so far. However, going camping again soon and will still take it for middle of the night/just in case emergencies. Most videos talk about using a separate jug for urine, but I have to admit I probably won't do that, or at least most of the time I won't. This video is helps me picture just how that's going to work. Thanks!
My home Plumbing acts up from time to time. This is a great temporary solution! Thank you!😀
I set up a system for when we camp and love it. Thank you for reviewing these dry options.
Awesome! Thanks for watching 😊
The best video about a very important and basic issue! Thank you!!! Great job!
Blush 😊
I really like the format of your show! You two are a dynamic couple. Nice one! Informative and pleasant to watch.
Thanks. Veronica
Thank God for great people who give good advice, I worried about toileting, thank y'all, happy trails
Happy to help, best wishes on your travels.
Omg game charger so getting this right now I hate my portable toilet always spelling liquid while dumping it thank you so much for sharing this and the bed platform one too 🤓 from one van camper to another thank you
I was watching a video about car car/van camping. He used a plastic five gallon plastic bucket (Lowe’s/Home Depot etc.) and a seat made from a pool noodle. I think a plastic bag and clumping material was/could be used as he didn’t discuss disposal as he was trying to showcase economy solutions. Thanks very informative:)
This video has brought me some game changing new perspectives. Thank you so much
Thanks. We have had great success with these options. We have migrated to a larger toilet since doing this video but still using the same litter.
Thanks for this Demo!! The Luggable Loo is for me.
Great info and well done video. Thanks for the info. I prefer systems that separate liquids and solids. My plan is to build my own out of plywood and use a 3 gallon bucket with a funnel attached at the front to divert the liquid to a container. I think this would decrease the amount of litter used.
Yep, i have a cat,so the 1st thing i tried was kitty litter. It,s been 6yrs and im still use kitty litter for my johnny pot. Good video.
I've read that mixing 10 parts water to 1 part urine gives you instant fertilizer (for inedible plants). The only concern would be any pharmaceuticals especially birth control pills. I say this bc sometimes you end up with too much liquid water versus solid waste. I use horse pine shavings which breaks down in about 6 to 8 months sufficient to dump on my 2 wooded acres. I wait for it to totally decompose first in a plastic laundry basket which has plenty of air holes by design. I use bamboo sticks to churn it now and then. This system works great for my remote cabin.
Great video. I agree totally that it's much easier to take a bag out and throw it away as opposed to emptying a bucket of waste or the cassette type of porta-potti. Going into a public bathroom with either a bucket or cassette system is horrible to the max.
I appreciate the demonstration! I was very hesitant about this, but the dog poo poo analysis makes perfect sense! Thank you!
Glad we helped. Don’t forget diapers too!
Very helpful for my situation.👍👍👍
Good video. I think the key is to separate the liquids from the solids the way those more expensive units do. This cuts down on odors tremendously. Since I am male, this is easy for me as I use a plastic bottle (old gatorade bottles work great for this) for the liquids, and a dry bucket system like the ones you have shown here for the solids. I also like using those same pine pellets cat littler as you demonstrated as I get those for my cat as well. Toss a handful in the bucket and you are fine. Safe travels.
You are great👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻, thanks for the advice
Awesome information! Did not know about these. Have been looking fir a camper but was going to replace the Toilet with a compostable but was still concerned. This is a GREAT idea and not as gross as dealing with the liquid and aiming for the correct hole! Just discovered your channel and as I have switched from a camper to building out my SUB, this is PERFECT! Peace to you!
Have I found a product for you:
www.outdoor-revolution.com/eco-friendly-composting-toilet.html
A lot of people are also using pine pellets from Tractor 🚜 supply store. You do need much at a time because it expands when it gets wet abd turns into a saw dust consistency. You can also add just a little scented cat litter if you want but it's not necessary for smell. Works well👍
Cindy Gardner that is what I was planning to try out from watching other CZcamsrs, but this explains that the FelinePine cat litter controls odor better, unless I misunderstood.
thank you for this video, very very helpful
Great Video!!
Thank you for being concerned about the amount of plastic that gets thrown away. Diverting urine and pee. There are many videos on diverting poo in p and you don't need the stinking plastic bags! No pun intended. You can Composting the Pooh with Peet or any sort of small animal pellets
Great video! I use a dry litter composting system with biodegradable rubbish bags for my "number 2" toilet in my caravan awning (I have another simple bucket toilet with eco-friendly chemical for number 1s inside the caravan.) Me and my cat use the same brand of litter to poop on, and since I'm using bio food-waste bags to "poop scoop" each time I use my loo, the bag of litter inside the toilet can last me a week because I'm weeing elsewhere. It's great and there's no smell, or risk of sewage spillage with leaky cassettes etc, and much more pleasant to clean!
Thanks for sharing. When traveling “don’t cry, keep it dry”
No different from putting a pooped diaper in the trash!! Great info. thanks!!
Thank you for sharing. I enjoy your videos. I agree this is an important topic. I am just getting started with my minivan and subscribe to old Lug-able Loo with kitty litter. I was considering the funnel up front to divert liquid into separate container, but your demonstration showed me I should use some more litter than I have, and just how much liquid it could hold ! You put me ahead😉👍🏻🙏🏻🌞🚙. I have subbed. Enjoy the road!
Thanks for watching LPK LPK
The pickle dip was hilarious, but relatable.
I was out of cucumbers 😂
I really like your van camper bedBuild! I plan to build mine copying yours !
Love it!
a great idea from both of you, should try to mini van cars and van goers the most important thing cleanliness
I have the Stansport that I will be using in my self-built camper van. I have it 'hidden' in an ottoman from Cost Plus World Market - it fits perfectly and lives between the driver's and passenger front seats. It's so simple - quite an elegant solution...well, maybe 'elegant' is a bit much for a toilet, but I'm pleased with it!
Thanks for sharing Suze
Please share the link for the ottoman! Thank you!!
@@mineedo I did post it but it seems to have disappeared. Maybe can't post links on the feed? Anyway you can go to Cost Plus World Market and search on ottomans. It comes in blue and gray and the photo of it on the website shows it with the lid flipped over with the tray up. It does have a upholstered lid with the same fabric on the top as on the sides.
Your videos are quite champion, you're a great couple! Subscribed! I was going to buy a cassette type and now I'm fairly sure that I'll go with the Stansport, ta-
Would love to hear back after using. Thx for watching.
I had the hassock version but it took up precious space and the weight of the waste was an issue for me as older with arthritis. Also felt like I would fall in. I switched to the stansport with no regrets. I found a narrow waste basket that fits inside and still allows the gray bucket inside it. Bags in both. Rolled paper itter and sawdust (desicates feces meaning dries it out so hardly any smell) in wastebasket, EcoGel in gray bucket or if in woods just dilute and water plants. Scowl has awesome lemongrass smell. I can go a week with the basket for #2. I keep the gray bucket in for #1 lift out for #2. Get 3 days out of pee bucket. Use biodegradable bags for both.
I am having a hard time envisioning your set up - sounds like you divert the urine and solids in different containers? Do you place a second container in the grey bucket that comes with the Stansport?
Agree that cassette toilets and Porta Pottys are flat disgusting to deal with. Putting a regular black water holding tank and dump system is an expensive complicated proposition and not very practical for a van or other small RV. Also the hassles of finding a RV dump station and the the joys of dumping, the dump fees, winterizing etc. Bucket toilets are a great option. We used a PETT toilet system for years which is an upgrade over the simple bucket/cat litter toilet. Same principle but the PETT gives you everything in a convenient kit so no finding garbage bags or gelling media. Even includes TP and hand wipes. Downside is the kits are more expensive. Now using the Waterless Laveo self bagging toilet and we love it. The bag cassettes have gotten expensive but since we don’t use it that much the cost isn’t as big of factor vs someone using it more often. We use the campground and rest area bathrooms when available and reserve the Laveo for emergencies and nighttime. One idea I got from watching this video is using a bucket toilet for #1 and the Laveo reserved for #2. If you could combine these two toilets somehow. Kind of like the composting separation toilets on the market. We looked at those toilets but you still have to handle solids waste. Watching our friends clean and recharge their Natures Head composting toilet made me realize it wasn’t for us
I've been using the Hassock by Reliance for over 4 years now. I've tried everything in it. The best thing I found that works the best, is Horse Bedding Pellets from Tractor Supply. A 40 lb bag is around $6.
So, do you use the pellets for 1 or 2 or both? Tell us more, smell, days of useage, etc
@@TheGbortnick I've been using it for both everyday. I just make sure to put enough pellets in to soak up the liquids and it covers the solids. I just toss the bag out every morning and start over. If you smell any oder, you need more pellets.
We've been using the Reliance Hassock for many, many years. Mine is so old that the outside is a bright green. Given to us by my father-in-law, we've used it for camping and for grid-down due to storms. (No power, no water, for flushing.) I like that it has a build in t-paper holder/lid that also helps contain any odor. A few years ago, I bought the Reliance Luggable Loo with the 5 gal bucket. This is our backup for home and Grab/Go if we have to leave home. It's packed with bags, t-paper, hand sanitizer and even dog clean up bags.
We've been using corn based cat litter (works well). Heard about pine pellets and have bought some of them to try, next time we need a portable toilet. I'll check in TSC next time I'm there. Thanks.
@@TheGbortnick yes for both, last several days!! pine pellets are lightweight, turns to sawdust and really absorbed better than anything I have ever used. no poop or pee odor!!
I intend to try that but tractor supply was bought out in Canada and I don't think the new store carries the pellets.. I already have kitty litter to try first, but will keep watching for those pellets. They seem to be a better option.
Those are good . I make one dry Toilet and #1€2 are separated cost me les than $40 cnd
Thank you for the comparison and explaining how you use your system - so helpful! Have you considered using a urine diverter? I wonder if you could even fit the collection receptacle in the back where you stash the tp, extra bags, litter, etc.
Thanks, not something we are interested in. We prefer to solidify
I end up with condensation on the lid. Even when it's gelled up. So I change daily.
Haha he dipped a little pickle in the cat litter omg comic genius! So guys If you don't want your pickle dipped in litter don't fill it to full lol
Pine pellets absorb odors. But maybe not nearly as much liquid. I would suggest a urinal or even an empty water jug. Women can place a funnel on top. Happy camping ⛺️
A suggestion I’m not sure would help. How about use a personal plastic urinal bottle for doing #1, and then the toilet with the kitty litter or wood chips would be for #2 and you don’t need then to be concerned about putting a lot of liquids in that, just for #2.
NEAT!!!
Which one do you like the best
For dry porta-potties, AVOID CAT LITTER. The FAR BETTER CHOICE is HORSE STALL PINE PELLETS you can buy at feed supply stores at low cost. The pine pellets swell up into sawdust. There is NO ODOR and you can toss the bagged damp litter safely in any trash container. - or into bushes if you are out in the country.
I travel alone and find that about 2 cups of pellets lasts about 3 days. Generally I avoid pooping into the porta-potty. But if I have to, I dust the poop with POO POWDER which puts an odorless sanitary gel around the poop. The pellets come in 40 lb bags, which I break up into small packets to tuck into corners of my campervan.
I WONDER IF PINE PELLETS WOULD WORK GOOD WITH THESE? GREAT VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING
Look through the previous comments. It is a popular topic. Pine pellets do work. That is the good option whereas pine clumping litter would be the best option but more expensive.
Hi, thanks for all the videos. We are about to embark on getting a Previa which is what the Toyota model is called in the UK. So your videos will prove very helpful. We also live on a barge and have a composting toilet that separates the liquids from the solids. It is quite amazing how just doing that almost totally eliminates the odours. I was thinking about using one of the systems you show but separating the liquids off at the front of the container with a funnel. Any thought?
Peter thanks for watching. I would recommend trying it both ways. The advantage of have the urine go into the clumping litter is that it traps the odors and it also makes disposal easy. If you figure out an improved method then let me know. We love to experiment and we like getting ideas from others. Best wishes on your Previa build.
I can’t breath around cat litter. I use cedar for my cat. I can breath around cedar and it smells great.
Pee in a funnel hooked to a hose to a hepvo trap to a holding tank diluting pee with sink water and emptying tank with the push of a button that opens a 12v ball valve. Poop in a compostible bag and empty after each use.
2:53 HA! thats me all day 😆 ☺️ 😆
Great idea--what we will use for minivan camper--we think we won't even use that often. A urine diverter is probably the best idea but takes up more space and harder to do for women--what I was looking for. Almost all require "skills", which I don't have much of. There is a commercial one about $150--looks unstable and odd to adapt, might be something to try later. (haha you could call this video--"cat hole".)
All our urine goes in the litter. Keeps the odor to zero
@@ToBeCreated Actually meant environmentally speaking, though the so-called composting ones aren't normally composting. You have to be able to put into composting, so there is that. This looks easiest of anything. And of course, used the clumping litter for my cats for a long time now.
SCOPE AWAY clumping cat litter smells the best like Fresh step and is $10 for 20 lbs, That kills smells better than unsented pine pellets or wood chips
Wow, I was ready to buy the Hassock but the Stansport might be a better option.
It’s is bombproof.
Pine tablet for horse stalls is the best no smell and best absorbing stuff out there
Right now we have the grey unit and just do #2 and dispose of the bag. If I understand you, you can do both 1&2 multiple times and change bags every other day? If this is so, I have heard pine pellets from tractor supply work great. This all sounds too good to be true.
We can do #1 about a dozen times that will last 4-5 days, without odor, using clumping pine litter. We dispose of #2 after each. As far as pine pellets, they do work but really swell a lot and don’t hold the odor as long.
What you should use is pine pellets you can get at feed stores. I just use Hefty 4 gallon bags and a big gulp cup with a $35 Walmart bagging foldup. TP is enough for number 2 with the bag disposed right away while dumping some undrunk lemonade in a planter has never been a problem. My women friends don't seem to a mind the big gulp. Mixing solids and liquid, yuck.
I just was reading up on adding cat litter...saw a video where someone changed from cat litter to Pine Pellets apparently it stopped the smell and they expand a great deal as they absorb liquid. 40lb bag is dirt cheap in US, not so cheap in Canada.
Yes. We too have tried the pine pellets. They are cheap and do hold odor. I think as long as you are happy with the results, that is critical. And it sure beats dealing with black water.
Update:
I actually found a huge bag 18kgs at Coop Farm Store in Nova Scotia for $7.00.
4 gallon bags are too small for me. Pine pellets work well and IMO if dump toilets are too smelly your not using enough blue chem. Also dumping the portables are easy to find a spot, any Port o let on construction sites etc is how we do it
Oh, and I suspect the key to this system IS the smaller capacity - every system has drawbacks, and needing to deal with the used bags every two days is not a bad drawback, in my mind. If you had a larger system, you then need much bigger and thicker bags, that can carry a LOT of weight...at which point you're erasing the benefits of the smaller, lightweight bags....
So true
I think the issue isn't capacity, it's size/sturdiness. These toilets are designed for portability, but a full size van allows for more permanent installation that can equal the comfort of the toilet in a house. The closest I've seen to this are DIY composting toilets that homesteaders use. Everything (urine, poop, toilet paper) goes into the bucket, but they actually let it decompose, they don't use trash bags. Van lifers build toilets that separate everything and dispose of each individually. That seems like a hassle to me. I guess it depends on the locations you frequent. If you boondock in urban areas, finding places to dump a trash bag is easy, finding an appropriate place to empty a 1 gal pee jug is more challenging; if you boondock in wilderness areas, the reverse is true.
D Lowe agreed.
Hi guys, this was great. We are looking into options. Have you continued to use this method?
In our van and in our boat!
The length of that pickle was optimistic
It was longer before you snapped it Branch Snapper 😂
Great advice btw, Im sure the dry option is for me. Thanks and thanks for replying.
thanks for the review, just curious tho, where would you put the toilet paper when using these? chuck it in also?
Oh yes, for sure. It all goes together.
Thank you for this information. I had been under the impression that urine and feces should be separated to avoid odor. Am I understanding correctly that the system you are highlighting here does not require that?
It does not. Think of why cat litter boxes smell or don’t smell. It is about the design of the litter. A good litter clumps (that holds in the odor too) and will typically have a biostat that slows microbial growth, which can cause the odors. The main difference however is that we will never scoop out any clumps 😂
Thats different
How much litter would you put into the Stansport? Only using for urine at night as I am still tent camping at campsites with shower houses. TIA
Fill it up about half way. Thanks for watching.
I am now envisioning a scooping method using my cat's corn based litter and some compostable bags...hmmm
Hi Terri and Chuck. I decided to purchase the Stansport toilet after watching your van tour video. In that video, you were using the Feline Pine Non-Clumping litter. However, I see you are using In this van toilet options video, the Feline Pine clumping litter. Have you found that the clumping litter works far better overall than the non-clumping? Thank you for your thoughts. :-)
Yes, the clumping works far better!
The clumping helps against the formation of ammonia. Also, thanks for catching the error in the link going to non-clumping litter. We’ve been using the clumping all along. The link has been corrected! ☺️
Has anyone seen any videos out there of someone using a kitty litter slotted scoop to scoop out their own human poo poo from their toilet using *clumping* cat litter? Not urine, but number two. Urine can go into a jug. But it seems like you could sift out the human poo poo just like you would a cat's, and then just throw away the clump. People do that with their dog poop all the time; they pick up and throw away just the poop. Thoughts?
What happens when you put toilet paper inside the system? , Do you have to add cat litter?
Our opinion yes.
What about solid waste? Does that work the same?
Works well for solid waste but we do not leave solid waste in there for long.
I have heard that Pine Pellets work great. You can get them very cheap too.
We use them as a backup. I recommend trying them both to compare. I will say, my personal feelings about saving pennies on toilet absorbents is not high on my list.
try wood pellets instead of cat litter, they are 100% natural wood, when the get wet the expand to saw dust and have a natural scent... and cheap ($5 for 40 lb bag)
Tried many times, they are OK but not our preference
But I would want to use extra strength 4 gallon garbage bags so no worry of leaks.
Leaks = bad 🤣😂
Try using pine pellets or wood shavings from Tractor Supply.
Yes we have. That would be our second choice.
@@ToBeCreated Another thing to try is Peat Moss.
I’d say just use composting bags.
I would empty it every time I use it tie the bag up and put it in sealed container until you can throw it in a bin
Mighty big bladder!😂
You did not address solid waste. How do these units fare with solid waste?
Agreed. Have done little with solid waste with these units.
Just ordered the green one from Kohl’s believe it or not they sell it
Epic 😊
@@ToBeCreated It’s getting pretty bad when we get excited about our toilets ha ha
WoW! These options are making my Porta Potti looking pretty lame and messy.
Should at least tide the 🎒 bag before in trash can.... laundry detergent in empty bottles hand sanitary and another bottle bleach one pump each about one table spoon each into one gallon bottle for urine keeps it refreshing until you find a toilet or sanitary place to pour it out and clean up the bottle add 1/2 cups of water and close the cap shake couple times and pour out repeatedly one more time if you want to and to use bottle again laundry detergent and bleach one pump each and add 1/2 cups of water and shake leave it in there to clean the bottle awhile reuse it again you can stuck up 4 to 7 bottles for emergency use
It’s really no different than disposable diapers, just on a larger scale.
'Cept cleaning your own tailpipe is SO much easier! But, hey, OPTIONS ARE GOOD!
@@fm2dmax LOL! Quite true…but I was referring to the reservation in disposing of used camping commode bags!😁😄😆
Yes, but in reality, folks are supposed to dump the poop out of the diaper into the toilet before disposing the diaper. Many people don't know this. Better to dig a hole and put your poop in it.
True; however, back in the day when I used diapers I did dump the contents into the toilet if I could.
Try pine pellets. Pellets handle liquid better.
We have tried the pellets. They work but do not hold as much liquid or odor. They suffice but not our preference.
Cucumber, lol.
😂
What about number two
Last resort we use this for #2.
Saw dust, kitty litter, sand, soil and mixing it together!?🤔
Huh?
Thicker bags would be much better
OmGawwddd! That sweater had me wondering why the thumbnail image looked like she was INSIDE the porto with her head sticking out. Then once video started playing, realised, oh, no ... just a seriously unfortunate thumbnail freez frame choice!
😆🤣😂
Hmmmm. Dumping your waste for other people to dump, or pay to dump..... seems like something I wouldn’t encourage.
isn’t that the case with all waste?
@@ToBeCreated NO, it isn't. Excreted waste is a biohazard and is a disease spreader. that is why, in third world countries there are so many problems. Your reactions to the correct critique is disappointing. Van life is awesome and is full of humans who respect the earth and others, are aware humans who live small and thoughtfully. It's ok to be wrong. You can just change your dumping place and tell your audience you found out it wasn't the right thing to do, Not to do it, and How to do it right. It's not difficult!
Why not separate the poop and pee and pour out the pee? I understand the pee does not have germs like pee. When I take my dog for a pottie walk I collect the poop not the pee.
We prefer to solidify the urine. It holds the Ammonia odor down for days.
Use pine pellets and sawdust.
Used many times. Does not hold ammonia like clumping pine.
Number one leave it alone, number #2 flush it through.
SO ...if #2 its time for a NEW BAG.....OLDER guys like me tinkle every half hour....so I like this system.....the pickle??? I laughed.....LOL
That’s me on some trips. Hourly tinkles. No odor.
And the pickle… hahah
Stinks cleaning off the real pickle, so don’t overfill 😂
Lost it at the 🥒
My friend forwarded your post. I am very concerned by what I see here. Your Show-off attitude about throwing your human waste in someone's trash can along your travels is not good. Nor is it kind to other van dwellers who are more mindful about how they dispose of their waste. In city council meetings around the country the argument that always wins the vote for banning overnight parking is "...AND THE THEIR LEAVE BAGS OF HUMAN WASTE BEHIND..." I strongly suggest you rethink your post and consider others first.
Interesting perspective. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Don't be so self-righteous...chill
@@simplyrise5217 There is no self-righteousness in my comment and you know it. These people's thoughtless posting gets used to ban folks from parking overnight in cities all over the country.
People, who no longer can afford housing! People who are respectful, clean, just want a good/safe nights sleep. People who move on before the dawn. So, if that sound self-righteousness then good.
PLEASE!!! Tie off the top of the bag before you throw it in the trash.
Agreed