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We have bought one from ebay a Campingas Euro WC and cant wait to stop the middle of the night loo trip!!

Never having owned or indeed used one of these contraptions before can someone tell me anything about the pink / blue chemicals - we were given some with it but no instructions so we're really not sure how much we put in or when etc....we can see the blue goes in the bottom which i assume is waste but what about the pink??? Can anyone give me some brief guidelines of measurements and where the chemicals go etc???   I don't need advice on actually using it though!!!!!

thanks

Thanks Bernie - i think the chemicals have been syphoned (sp?) from larger containers as there are no instructions on either as i had anticipated there would be!!!

Do you have to put a slug in each every time its used or once a day or less often?????

Thanks - all this cause i cant be bothered to trapse across the sites at night!!!!

You're a star

You can manage fine without the pink.

In the base goes a slug of green or blue - green is better for the environment apparnetly.

It is fine to just use fresh water in the flush part of the loo, espeically if its a clea new loo.

We have a kampa flushing one and I use fresh water in the top and a slug of green and a bit of water in the base. Job done so to say.

sorry - another question - i have just been reading up on a site we are visiting soon and on theie booking conditions it states:-

ONLY BIODEGRADEABLE Cassette chemicals may be disposed of on site.

does this refer to the loo paper being the proper chemical sort or something else and will my Campingas Euro WC fall into this category??

i have got the hang of most camping orientated things very quicly but god i'm struggling with this toilet business

Quote: Originally posted by pumpkin503 on 09/7/2008

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sorry - another question - i have just been reading up on a site we are visiting soon and on theie booking conditions it states:-

ONLY BIODEGRADEABLE Cassette chemicals may be disposed of on site.

does this refer to the loo paper being the proper chemical sort or something else and will my Campingas Euro WC fall into this category??

i have got the hang of most camping orientated things very quicly but god i'm struggling with this toilet business

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That means you need to use the green chemical that you can buy which is apparently more enviromently friendly, not the blue that came with your loo.

thanks mkn

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/camping-equipment/toilets/5060105560545

just so i know i'm on the right track is this what i need and can i switch between using this at one site and the blue we already have at others or will we have to stick with one sort???