What the Heck does this have to do with a Bidet in a Momentum 395ms?
On any forum it's not uncommon to have tangential conversations. I think it lends to the sense of "community". Glad you returned to the conversation. Keep us posted on where you landed with your bidet so others can benefit.
Way2Roll, my Clean Camper RV bidet arrives today. I had already weighed the pros and cons—water usage, maintaining a healthier black tank, being environmentally friendly, and reducing paper waste (which is the main factor for me). I’ll install it in the morning and share pictures and results.
I really do appreciate good discussion and dialogue, but I also prefer when it stays on topic. My original question is still the same: how would an incinerator help me dispose of waste from the black tank in my camper—or in anyone’s camper, for that matter? Put simply, I’m just looking for practical ways to keep clean and manage waste effectively in this context.
Conversations about incinerators might be helpful, but they probably fit better in a different thread.
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my Clean Camper RV bidet arrives today. I had already weighed the pros and cons—water usage, maintaining a healthier black tank, being environmentally friendly, and reducing paper waste (which is the main factor for me). I’ll install it in the morning and share pictures and results.
there is no warming feature in that one for the water, is that a concern? that would be my biggest issue getting that cold water blast in the morning 🤣 I thought about installing one in the house to try but I have no power beside my toiler and no hot water lines.
there are several incinerator toilets in rv's. while it doesn't solve your issue of wipe or spray, it solves a lot of other issues and makes disposal 100% sanitary. you just dump ashes once and a while.
as for staying on topic, it pretty much did, it went from discussing the benefits and down side of a bidet, to other "sanitary setups" of which a post said they were looking at an electric toilet. I looked that up and saw incinerating, then another person asked about those. it pretty much stayed on topic of sanitary toilet systems
it still pretty much stayed on the topic of how to reduce the extra water in the black water tank that is added by using so called Bidet. I am not sure if you could use a incinerating toilet with a bidet, I guess it all depends on how much water is used each time you "clean" if it has a big enough burn chamber then ya you would do your thing then hit the button and it would go through its cycle then later dump the sterile ashes. then there would be no requirement for a black tank at all, instead of us worrying about the extra water your going to add to the black tank using the bidet.
oh and can you explain to me why you think the bidet will make your black tank healthier? unless I am missing something the exact same "stuff" is going down it minus the toilet paper which adds nothing bad "health" wise.
