jts46
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We seem to be bogged down on this thread, could it be closed?
Maybe didn't get the roof corrosion fix done in time.A Bath? In the Cali??
Cali to a 'dump' is another issue.No way will I cook fish or bacon in my Cali but I will happily use it as a toilet. Lol.
(Just to clarify I have never taken a dump in my Cali)
BIAB is this it?Where are you going to get rid of it, broken down or not?
Thetford 335's fill up very quickly. It was always my big problem with carting around the contents of a Thetford 335, where an I going to empty it? I travel mostly on my own but even with just one of me after two nights I would be anxiously watching the red line come up.
My solution eventually was to opt for BIAB, using 70 day compostable bags with bio degradable contents acting as the gelling agent. They can at least be kept somewhere until a good place for disposal can be found, if nothing else buried well away from heavy human footfall.
BIAB is this it?
really confused now but makes sense to many for a mobile beer source.
https://biabbrewing.com/
Was tongue in cheek.
Bog in a bag ... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005SZZAUC/?tag=vwcalifornia-21
Use it with a variety of collection sources and agents ....
These are good http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brief-Rel...hash=item43fd06675e:m:mua1BaDSvu_qIRNd3PkJ4Sw
Was tongue in cheek.
Useful.Thought so, hence my smiley, but as the font (or should that be cistern) of all knowledge related to bogs I thought I would put it in.
Thought so, but as the font (or should that be cistern) of all knowledge related to bogs I thought I would put it in.
Was tongue in cheek.
Useful.
We have "my wife and I" have the problems that 'encapsulates' this issue.
I have a short range fluid retaining capacity whereas she has a very long range capacity.
In relation to 'solids' capacity our roles are reversed.
We only stop where toilet and shower facilities are available. Do carry a Thetford 335 and a urine bottle for overnight. Thetford tends to be left in boot area as the bottle has proven to be more convenient in space and access terms.
I now think that BIAB plus bottle would be the most space efficient solution.
Ooof.............I'm having my breakfast!We wild camp a lot and normally only do only number ones in our Thetford 335 but this has been restricting us over the the last few months as we would like to stay longer as spots and for more than one night and we will obviously need to have a number two at some point.
So a couple of questions
1. Which chemicals breaks 'solids' quicker and better? I am assuming the ones with more chemicals will break the solids down better but they will have a stronger smelll than the organic ones.
2. What if one of us needs a number two at 2am in the morning, would it be acceptable to 'poo' in front of your partner even if they are asleep? Also, if you poo during the day, do you do this within the van?
Thanks and sorry if this subject offends anyone
Do they do a DSG version of the Thetford 335? If they do, then how does Sport Mode work?No, the weirdest question is Manual or DSG as the answer is so obvious!!
Do they do a DSG version of the Thetford 335?
I love this forum lol
I often have a poo whilst my other half is having a bath, really annoys him.[/QUOTE
If you use the toilet in future he might get less annoyed.
I'm a fan of the disposa john when necessity strikes. Much cheaper in bulk.
https://tinyurl.com/y854ykoh
That price definitely would make me more disposed to buy but I don't quite understand how they work - is it just a bag that you have to fit into something like the stool thing that Granny Jen recommended?
I have a 'shitbox' that I used to use when camping on my trike but the bags for that are just.... bags. Perhaps the disposajohn bags would work with it?
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Gran,
The bog in a bag is basically a tripod that opens up and has a seat with a hole in it.
The disposa-john is a bag with a sterilising and congealing agent in it that you push through the hole and wrap the open top end of the bag around the seat.
Do whatever is necessary into the bag, Tie it up, then put it into the zip-closure foil bag attached. A nice, neat, double-enclosed bag that you can then dispose of in any waste bin.
As a nice touch each dispose-john bag comes also with 22 sheets of loo paper and a sterilising hand wipe.
32p a bag if bought by the hundred. They are quite bulky to cart around but cheaper than an old BR station loo.
Thanks GJ - the only problem is if I tried to use the three legged stool option I would probably fall over and certainly wouldn't be able to get up! Think I'll order some and see how best I can use them, I'm sure if they didn't work for me I could pass the unused ones to someone else.
22 sheets for one sit!
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