Cassette Toilet vs Conventional RV Toilet

Our tent camper had a cassette toilet and it worked, that's all. I would never want one in a TT.

EEWally wrote:
Uh....what's a cassette toilet? It brings to mind something in the Space Station that shrink-wraps the stuff and ejects it into the ether.

Come back down to earth and imagine a basic porta-potty but built into the campers bathroom except for a removable 4-5 gallon tank that you can easily remove (from the outside, so no mess) and take to any bathroom, pit toilet or you can walk it over to the dump station without moving your camper to empty it. Lots of options.

"Cassette is the only way I'd go. Don't got to campgrounds with full hook ups often and works very well in the winter. "

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I love my cassette toilet and the fact I can empty it almost anywhere rather than search for a dump station since I seldom camp in campgrounds with all the amenities.

Grant

Cassette is the only way i'd go. Don't got to campgrounds with full hook ups often and works very well in the winter.

Uh....what's a cassette toilet? It brings to mind something in the Space Station that shrink-wraps the stuff and ejects it into the ether.

I'm with WoodGlue on this one and would prefer the conventional rather than the cassette. It also fits my lifestyle better.

When I had a 5th wheel I preferred the conventional because the black tank had much more capacity than a TC. Now that I've got a TC and it's more mobile and it's just 2 people filling it, the cassette is working well and I've gained some extra storage space that I wouldn't have had. Haven't had any problems emptying the cassette and I don't have to search for dumping stations.

Having said that, if I get another TC and it doesn't have the cassette option, I don't think I'll miss it that much.

Cassette toilets are a PITA as far as I'm concerned. With a 6 or so gallon black tank that can be emptied into a regular toilet may have its upsides, it wouldn't fit with my RV lifestyle at all.

WoodGlue