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Quote: Originally posted by clanjones on 16/8/2008

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i dunno what the big deal is i really don't ..this we don't do a number 2 crap ..ain't none of you "caravanners " ralliers too..sometimes but not very often these days the elsan disposal point is just an open 4ft x 2 ft x 2 ft deep hole in the corner of a field,well away from any water course i don't bother me a bit ..but i'm a plumber and clear blocked manholes and toilets at work ..the only people who see the mess they make and feel ill often wretching as i speak to them are...wait for it.............blokes i've seen them bending over trying to throw up in flowerbeds   such a laugh ..but there again an infants nappy will get me away pretty sharply..strange ...

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Here's some tips for using cassette loo's .

Don't shake the cassette too hard when emptying or when swilling out ( as this could damage the float mechenism ) .

Use cheapy loo roll as it breaks up easily , helps when emptying .

When emptying unscrew the cap and place it on the ground , don't place it on the edge of the waste chamber ( it could fall down the hole ) .

When the cassette full indicators say full don't try getting a little extra in , empty it .

atb

Wizard

Had to laugh at the 'only use it for wee's comments'. that was my rule until a particular nasty stomach bug hit at 3 am...............................................

Walk 200 metres in dark wet windy conditions and stay there for 3 hours, or break the rule? Hmmmmmm..........................

The wonders of our modern age, When I was a Lad.....as the saying goes, I had to walk 200 yards to a shared midden, That had to be shovelled out once a week into a cart and disposed of in a heap at the local farm,

And the toilet paper was torn up newspaper ( but not the Radio Times because that was to shiny!)

I must admit that since then times have moved on a bit with on suite etc but the task of emptying a chemical toilet is more pleasant that listning to someone filling it,

Regards,

George