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PersonKatyloo
10/7/2006 at 10:06am
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Hi all,

Anyone got one of these

just thinking about if I get caught short in the middle of the night!!

£19.70 on ebay

Do you think its worth it or should I just get a bucket with a lid!!!

Kate

(First camping trip this Friday, Yipeeeeee!)


PersonDobiesmon
10/7/2006 at 10:16am
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Hi
I saw these at camperlands and did put on this site but everybody shouted me down £20 for a bucket with a lid , so you can get a bucked and lid cheaper lol


PersonSamstone
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PersonDripping_Wet
10/7/2006 at 1:36pm
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HI I took everyones advise on this a while back and went for a bucket with lid.  £ 1.99 from the local hardwear shop

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PersonKatyloo
10/7/2006 at 1:46pm
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Bucket and a lid it is then!!

Thanks

kate


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Personeel28
10/7/2006 at 2:33pm
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would a bucket not be smaller than the 'loo'?  i was just thinking that the 'loo' would be easier to sit on - for ladies i mean

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PersonDripping_Wet
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Quote: Originally posted by eel28 on 10/7/2006
would a bucket not be smaller than the 'loo'?  i was just thinking that the 'loo' would be easier to sit on - for ladies i mean

If its comfort you are looking for head for the loo block.  A bucket with lid is fiine for alcoholic fuelled night time visits and for our family of 5 we had no problems.   However I did decide to hold the bucket a little higher for the boy (6) to assist with any possible directional issues !      

 



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My Ladybird nappy bucket from Woolies is quite comfy for the time it takes - after all, I'm not going to read War & Peace at that time of night, am I?

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