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Yup, obviously I’m a newbie. Looking for toilet recommendations. Maybe long term trips vs. short term. Any input is appreciated.
Toilets?
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I travel with two girls. My wife, and 6yo daughter.
We use a reliance fold and go toilet. It works quite well, and don't really have any complaints. I also have a smaller flat pack toilet that lives in my vehicle, while the reliance lives in the trailer.
The Ozark trail (Walmart brand) is the same toilet. It even says reliance on it.
We use a reliance fold and go toilet. It works quite well, and don't really have any complaints. I also have a smaller flat pack toilet that lives in my vehicle, while the reliance lives in the trailer.
The Ozark trail (Walmart brand) is the same toilet. It even says reliance on it.
the portable ones with detachable tank work really well and are relatively easy to deal with
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I use a 5 gallon plastic bucket with a specially made toilet seat. It’s lined with plastic bags and I use kitty litter to absorb odor been uses.
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7 gallon bucket (taller) with clip on seat/lid and bio bags, $20 + bags that can be $$.
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Thunderbox Outback Toilet
Thunderbox folding portable outback toilet is ideal for camping, hunting overlanding or any outdoor activity off the beaten path
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Great advice. Thanks!!Thunderbox Outback Toilet
Thunderbox folding portable outback toilet is ideal for camping, hunting overlanding or any outdoor activity off the beaten path
Off-Road Ranger I
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Off-Road Ranger I
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$175.00 for a CRAPPER! ouch. I think I'll be staying with my 5Gal bucket and seat, thank you! You can get a lot of those fancy bags for that amount of dollars.
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Well, I didn’t pay $175.00 for it. However , it seems like every other company in America I guess they are playing the Covid card 3 years later.
That said the fact that it folds flat and is not flimsy like the plastic ones is worth a considerable.
well, a cheaper option would be to train some beetles to wait until dark and then roll it into someone else's campsite...
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