Diaper Pail for toilet paper disposal.

Geeze

korbe wrote:
I have to chuckle when I read the rebuttals to "how" some folks dispose of the TP while using the bathroom in their rig. As if there is a "standard" and any other method is "wrong".

Instead of the members here expressing their personal process and understanding that people in this world do things differently, no, they express how they are right and the weirdos are wrong.

The analogy that some here use the toilet as "intended" similar to other items within their rig, is like saying we all use our stoves to cook the same way. We don't cook the same way, but we both use the stove to cook. Some people will make toast in a frying pan, and others will use the broiler. Is anybody a doofus for cooking differently?

Rather poor analogy in my opinion. As said previously, it is your RV and you can do whatever you want as long as it doesn't impact your neighbors. But as far as your analogy, we don't know what you cook on your stove, but comparing cooking food to feces disposal just seems wrong.

Bumpyroad wrote:

steveh27 wrote:


There is no smell. Try it.

thanks, but I think I will pass.
bumpy

Naaaaa, I'm with Bumpy on this one. If you want to put your **** paper in a bag; knock yourself out.

I'm not questing that "you" don't smell it. That's kinda my point! :E

Kind of like the people that say: "my dog never bites." :B

TP in a diaper pail? That's just plain old gross....

steveh27 wrote:
The hanging plastic bag holds the tp and the tp is folded up in it so it's enclosed twice, by the tp and the bag. The bag gets tossed out after a few uses. I don't use the recirculating toilet often as it will need dumped soon thereafter. Only use it when boondocking while spring turkey hunting or fall deer hunting.

There is no smell. Try it.

YUCK!
I've had diaper genies (when I had kids in diapers) - it smelled
I've used odorized contraptions (again diapers) - it smelled

Anytime something with $hit on it is stored or placed anywhere besides down the toilet, it smells. Whether you smell it or not is a different story. Kind of like when you go into someone's house that has a dozen cats, it smells but they don't smell it...

Adam

steveh27 wrote:


There is no smell. Try it.

thanks, but I think I will pass.
bumpy

The hanging plastic bag holds the tp and the tp is folded up in it so it's enclosed twice, by the tp and the bag. The bag gets tossed out after a few uses. I don't use the recirculating toilet often as it will need dumped soon thereafter. Only use it when boondocking while spring turkey hunting or fall deer hunting.

There is no smell. Try it.

Turtle n Peeps wrote:
I would like to know from some of you how you find feces that does not smell. :h

Some of you "claim" that you have an open bag of feces smeared paper in your bathroom and it doesn't smell! Really?

Can you explain this? :h

You can do a simple test yourself, and report back with your results.

I would like to know from some of you how you find feces that does not smell. :h

Some of you "claim" that you have an open bag of feces smeared paper in your bathroom and it doesn't smell! Really?

Can you explain this? :h

I have to chuckle when I read the rebuttals to "how" some folks dispose of the TP while using the bathroom in their rig. As if there is a "standard" and any other method is "wrong".

Instead of the members here expressing their personal process and understanding that people in this world do things differently, no, they express how they are right and the weirdos are wrong.

The analogy that some here use the toilet as "intended" similar to other items within their rig, is like saying we all use our stoves to cook the same way. We don't cook the same way, but we both use the stove to cook. Some people will make toast in a frying pan, and others will use the broiler. Is anybody a doofus for cooking differently?