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I have just found, and read, all the various threads on bwl, luggable, flushable.
It seems to come down to space and whether it's for overnight only, or if the campsite has no loos of their own.
As I'm going to a campsite with no loos, I will need something more than a bwl. Would a luggable and bags be OK if changed daily? I haven't quite worked out the cost yet. Do I have to take the bags home with me or does the site have some where suitable to put the bags (I know it has somewhere to empty bwls and flushables).
How long can you leave a flushable unemptied? - as I'm on my own, there shouldn't be gallons!
Would it be OK to have the flushable in the tent at night and put somewher outside, while I'm out during the day - or should I get a seperate tent? Do I really need a full toilet tent, or would a simple self erecting type do?
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Topic: Luggable loo v Kampa porta potti
