Wanting a Bidet for my Thedford toilet.
What do most people think about Bidet in general? What have you used and liked? Pros and Cons of bidet? I have a Thetford toilet in my 2023 Momentum 395MS. Not sure what model. Thanks in advance
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I did very briefly consider a bidet in my trailer but I almost exclusively dry camp and I only have a 40 gallon (151.4 Litre) fresh tank so I ruled it out.
StirCrazy I wonder it if it a incinerating toilet. burns the solids and evaporates the liquids. we have those on the shovels at work, they stink and are horrible unless they are meticulously maintained.
Can you elaborate on a shovel that has an incinerating toilet on it? I'm sure you're not talking about a hand shovel, and probably some kind of heavy equipment but just curious.
ya I work in a open pit copper mine and we have big shovels (electric powered) who's operators are required to be in them for a full 12 hour shift and are not close to washrooms or anything so the union negotiated washrooms for them. so it uses electricity to heat up the incinerator chamber after to use it to "dispose" of everything.
this isn't the exact brand but they are similar. they built a toilet stall building (like a mini atco trailer but just outhouse sized) and mounted it on the roof of the shovel behind the operators cab https://incinoletcanada.com/
What the Heck does this have to do with a Bidet in a Momentum 395ms?
Personal preference. The upside of a bidet is that you'll use less paper and more water which is better for your black tank and the environment. The downside is that it will use more water which will drain your FW and fill your black quicker. Not an issue with FHU. You can always shut it off when boondocking. I am sure any aftermarket, bolt on model will work.
its almost a difficult decision which way to go eh. put a bigger fresh tank to compensate, black is easier to clean out.. mind you the extra water used in flushing toilet paper down, might be what a bidet will use anyways so it might be a wash..
That's kind of what I was thinking. And like I said, you can shut it off when you don't want to use it. Never thought about a bidet in an RV but this thread has me thinking about it. Some of the new RVs we are looking at have electric toilets - I assume macerating. Not sure if a bidet would have much benefit there. Nevermind I have no idea of the pros and cons to an electric toilet. Frankly I'd rather have a simple standard one, but I have my sights set on a particular model and that's what it has.
