Composting or cassette toilet. Who gas one ?
I am surprised that you almost never see either of these as an option in RVs ! They would save fresh water and save weight by not having a black water tank. For 2 people, a cassette toilet, one th...
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travelnutz wrote:
westend,
As usual your fingers are poking keys without your brain engaged.
Just where do you think dispersed tent campers or campers on back country National Parks, State Parks, National Forests, State forests, BLM land, etc are going to HAVE to deposit their HUMAN waste excreta? Tell me boy!
Yup according to your cherry picked blabber, distance hikers far out back or even half way up a mountain tent campers or at the top of a mountain, and/or RV's with portable toilets that are totally full and are 50+ miles from any so called waste water plant or approved on site waste water system must not empty them or excrete any human waste at all, or if they must as nature dictates beyond a persons control, must they bag or container it and carry it with them until they get to a so called approved waste water location? Are you even awake or conscious?
Dumping in and approved toilet or septic system is exactly what I had said but NOT always possible! Bad news for your is that in a time of actual need, the digging of a hole per the rules in a remote location on public land away from human activity in the USA and reburying it properly and replacing the top soil layer is regarded as legal and an APPROVED method of disposal of human waste excreta. Go ask and Park Ranger (WE HAVE!) about it as you simply do NOT even have a clue! Try getting smart and away from your keyboard sometime, maybe you too will learn!
Of course, you cannot do it in a confined national monument or daytime small confined location as it refers to camping locations only, and that is obvious to those with a functioning brain.
As for waste oil from any of my vehicles or boats etc, I have no info as to where they dispose of the used oil when they change my engine oil. Don't play mister protective environment director when you don't even have a clue!
BTW, where does petroleum even come from? The sky? The water in the oceans? Lakes? Septic Tanks, An approved waste water plant, The moon? or last resort - from IN the ground? DUH!
You're nuts, provide a link to Indiana and other surrounding, populous states.
