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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Had one for 6 years in a TC. Just sold it a few months ago. Wanted to try it as in the many years of camping, had never had one in the 3 previous TC,s.
Our RV lifestyle is almost 100% dry/ boondock camping. Maybe 25% of the nights were spent in campgrounds that had dump stations.
Swapped the black water tank for more storage which is at a premium in a TC. Because of the small size of the cassette potable holding tank, (5 G), it encouraged us to conserve water which is one of the things which limits most people when they boondock.
As has already been stated, the tank can be emptied in any pit, or regular toilet plus dump station in about 15 seconds. No waiting in line ups. Using the toilet is no different than a regular one with a knife or ball valve.
If we were staying for extended time in one area, we would drop the TC and use the truck for transport to explore or travel to trail heads etc. Many times we would take the full or partially full tank with us and empty it into the many facilities that were in the area.
The cassette toilet helped us achieve our goal of being able to stay out longer in boondock situations.
Dave
Our RV lifestyle is almost 100% dry/ boondock camping. Maybe 25% of the nights were spent in campgrounds that had dump stations.
Swapped the black water tank for more storage which is at a premium in a TC. Because of the small size of the cassette potable holding tank, (5 G), it encouraged us to conserve water which is one of the things which limits most people when they boondock.
As has already been stated, the tank can be emptied in any pit, or regular toilet plus dump station in about 15 seconds. No waiting in line ups. Using the toilet is no different than a regular one with a knife or ball valve.
If we were staying for extended time in one area, we would drop the TC and use the truck for transport to explore or travel to trail heads etc. Many times we would take the full or partially full tank with us and empty it into the many facilities that were in the area.
The cassette toilet helped us achieve our goal of being able to stay out longer in boondock situations.
Dave
