Porta potty

[dmb90260]

There is the Pett Porta which I have. It does have that knees in your ears problem but when needed, I love it. I know there are others on the Forum with it. An added help is the little plastic hospital bottle for use in a bed. It has saved me many late night stumbles in the cold dark outside. I do have a good privacy tent for over 6ft people. I got most this at the Sportsmans Guild site at very good prices.
And the Campmate Organizer from them should arrive in two days. Thanks for the recommendation from Texas.

[asianflava]

Actually the seat broke this last trip, I guess it was too old. Luckily it wasn't me who was using it. What it really needs is are pads on the legs, it tends to sink in the sand.

[TonyCooper]

Then there is always Uncle Booger's Bumper Dumper!

http://www.bumperdumper.com/bumper2.htm

[campadk]

Then there is always Uncle Booger's Bumper Dumper!

http://www.bumperdumper.com/bumper2.htm

So the Bumper Dumper gets Jay Leno's 'stamp of a approval'? (or is that 'stink of approval')

[steve wolverton]

anybody else here ever been air force flight crew and know what a low-residue diet is?

No, but it sounds YUMMY!

Oh wait a minute...

[dmb90260]

anybody else here ever been air force flight crew and know what a low-residue diet is?

No but I know what a relief tube it. Too bad they are not allowed in most campgrounds.

[angib]

No but I know what a relief tube it.

You'd like the Mercedes 300SL racers competing in the Mille Miglia (1000 Miles) race around Italy in the 1950s - they had a plug covering a large hole in the floorpan directly in front of the navigator's seat.......

Andrew

[asianflava]

I saw one of these (Aeronca L-3 / O-58) at an airshow. I noticed that it too had a "relief tube" as well. Hopefully the pilot won't have to use it over populated areas.