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Question: How and where do you dispose of the bag when it is full?
Document: I didn't buy the chemicals or special bags as I use a 13 gallon kitchen garbage bag & a little kitty litter & dispose of immediately. This is just an "emergency" setup & is used only occasionally. I drive semi-truck & this is great to have along.
I was and am VERY happy with my Luggable Loo. We have a pop-up with no facilties and this product has really been handy, especially at night when you don't want to walk in the dark to the public restrooms. All I've had to do is get small sized trash bags and kitty litter to put in it, and then in the morning, just tie it up & dispose of the bag in the trash at the campsite. If you are looking for a product like this, I can only say that it is strong, durable and well worth the small price!
However, this setup is fantastic. I have some clumping kitty litter in the bucket and pretty much just smell the litter scent. Just get a small, but durable litter scooper and keep some plastic bags with you. Scoop out the &#34;debris,&#34; put it in a bag and dispose of it in an appropriate place...not the woods or in the water. Tidbit...it is best to keep something plastic over the Loo to keep moisture from getting in. We originally did not and caught a wretched mess cleaning the super gooey-clumped litter out of the Loo.
We used the Luggable Loo all day and night. I do not let the trash bag get too full, so I emptied it twice a day and it was perfect! I was so glad I had this when the bathrooms were so far away. I'll always take the luggable loo with us.I could not make up my mind when reading reviews between the luggable loo and a cassette toilet. The reviews of satisfaction seemed almost equal. I decided I would try the luggable loo first and then get the cassette toilet next.
Place the seat/cover on the bucket.4. Use whenever Nature calls.5. Cover each deposit with peat moss.6. When the brown paper bag gets about half full, fold down the top, remove it, and bury or compost it.7. Rinse the bucket with vinegar.8. Repeat starting at Step 1.By using peat moss, I have never had an excess of moisture to contend with, nor have I ever had a problem with odor. If you get a seven gallon bucket for greater height, you can even use this as a bedside commode and it will be much more pleasant than the usual type of bedside commode.
The huge, heavy-duty black contractor trash bags are much less expensive and found in larger quantity at a lower price, and they're certainly more than capable of taking care of business, so to speak, even if a full, knotted closed bag sits in the sun all day at a campsite they're tough enough not to leak(with the Eco-Fresh Reliance 'digester/deodorizer' in it &lt;-- which I also highly recommend).Tested time and time again - trust me, as a woman who's camped out since childhood, this is a comfy, awesome way to do it yet still stick with being in the full outdoors rather than cooped in an RV!I'm a big girl with a large behind, so I was genuinely worried about comfort - and more to the point, my ability to sit on such a thing without tipping/crushing/breaking something on it.
Great for tent camping. Don't have to get up in the middle of the night to find the bathroom and risk running into a bear. Easy to clean up and dispose of the "stuff".
with seat on bucket, bucket handle will not go all the way up -bangs into seatso a full bucket would angle like starting to pour.
Read Jenkins "Humanure Book"...and then buy this inexpensive bucket with a toilet lid. Add sawdust, when 3/4 full...place in a compost pile and layer some straw on it. Use at least 3 tiers of compost piles...we use 5.
works great, the seat is more comfortable then you'd think. I've used it camping, works great for that, just scoop in a couple shovel fulls of dirt on the bottom and another shovel full after you use it. Then, I just dug a latrine to get rid of everything at the end of the trip.
Answer: yes