Different kind of commode

[wtcreaux]

Has anyone used one of these?? http://www.allowsolutions.com/naturesheadproducts.html

Any ideas/suggestions???

Yes, a bit expensive.....but if it doesn't require a holding tank and can be moved around (or into another location).......

[smokepole50]

I have two of these, one for each CT I converted. I am pleased with the results. It works particularly well in the 6x14 we use camping at the in-laws and I can move it easily when deer hunting season rolls around. In the 5x10 super-duper-overnighter it does well especially for emergency stops while traveling. The waterless design is great. No odor problems so far. Not too much of a hassle to empty and maintain. My opinion if "pricy, but worth it'. The company was sure nice to work with. They took time to answer all my questions and shipping was a snap.

[Rainier70]

So I am curious on the fan set-up. Does the fan run all the time or only when the commode is in use? If the fan fails, is this then a smellier unit than something like a Thetford?

Other than style, is this much different than a "Loveable Loo" with a fan? http://humanurehandbook.com/store/LOVEA ... oilet.html

Here is their Use manual: http://humanurehandbook.com/store/downl ... _First.pdf

Might be good in a long term situation or cabin.


I think I will stay simple and stick with the "Wag Bag" system for me.

[bdosborn]

Interestingly, I just received a link from YouTube on these kinds of toilets:



Bruce

[OverTheTopCargoTrailer]

Bruce

So

Where are blueprints so we can build one for $60 vs. $960