Residential toilets dont belong in RVs
Or at least the cheap ones do not. This new rig we own came with a standard tanked residential toilet. We were not fond of the idea but went with it for the last 6 weeks. Today or should I say this am...
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down home wrote:BobsYourUncle wrote:
Maybe I'm missing something but I have never understood putting the big heavy porcelain thing in something that bounces down the road and sways to and fro in corners.....
I'm fine with the plastic deal and foot pedal. Actually easier than reaching for the cheap handle to flush.
And the seat feels the same.
Plastic is lighter. We have to remember, we are not towing our stick and bricks down the road..
Speaking for myself, I would pass by a unit with a residential john in favor of the standard plastic deal.
We have a porcelain RV toilet with foot pedal and spray. It doesn't move.
I guess I was thinking the same device I have in my stick & bricks, with the separate tank on top held on with 2 bolts and a rubber donut.
I've never seen an RV porcelain unit. Don't even know what they look like or how they work!
Guess I need to do some homework - haha!
