Portable Potty pumping

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by Patofnaud

"Over in the camping section at Walmart, they have a $12 plastic toilet seat and lid that fits onto the top of a 5-gal plastic bucket. And, there's two different lids that snap on tightly to the same 5-gal bucket, so it can be sealed up and removed for dumping and cleaning into the toilet, back home. All three items run about $17."

Can't say I always agree with FLL, but this time, he is spot on.

5 gal bucket, lined with small kitchen trash liners x2, some kitty litter, and a snap-on toilet seat is MUCH nice than dealing with blue water, rubber gloves, flushing out, pumping out. And, it sits higher than one of the suitcase-style so you are not kissing your knees.. Keep a small plastic container of kitty litter nearby to cover. and to lay a base down It actually does not smell bad either.

Luggable loo here as well. Thanks for the kitty litter tip.
After a few “relief sessions” the bucket starts to be quite odorous!

[ishoot308]

Originally Posted by Hillcountry

Luggable loo here as well. Thanks for the kitty litter tip.
After a few “relief sessions” the bucket starts to be quite odorous!

Hill,

Try these they work great! I use them for ice fishing. Fits inside the “Luggable Loo” bucket perfectly!

https://smile.amazon.com/Reliance-Do...s%2C338&sr=8-1

Dan

[SIKSUKR]

Originally Posted by ishoot308

Hill,

! I use them for ice fishing.
https://smile.amazon.com/Reliance-Do...s%2C338&sr=8-1

Dan

I couldn't resist. Do they catch a lot of fish?

[ishoot308]

Originally Posted by SIKSUKR

I couldn't resist. Do they catch a lot of fish?

Now that's funny right there!!

In all seriousness, just brown trout...

Dan

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by ishoot308

Now that's funny right there!!

In all seriousness, just brown trout...

Dan

LMAO! Just don’t release them Dan!

[kauriel]

We had pump out installed last year so we can get pumped out at gas dock. It was well worth the expense and the extra tip when we get gas!

[Descant]

Whether Septic or sewer, that's not the place to be dumping kitty litter. Same with "flushable" wipes. Regardless of the label, they don't break down and cause significant additional treatment/expense at the wastewater treatment plant. They'll also clog up your home septic system.