Confirming what I already know
I'm a person that takes research very seriously I read and an analyze everything I can before making a decision or a purchase. To that end, i have spent a considerable amount of time looking into smal...
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MCuse wrote:
Must be my misunderstanding of how the popup toilets work then. I figured it was basically like a porta-potti. Where you know it's there because you can smell it the whole time kind of thing. Perhaps it isn't like that, as I said, I did minimal pop up research when DW seemed unlikely to go for it.
They usually have cassette toilets. There's a sealed container that sits below the toilet seat. When you flush, it opens the entrance valve and flushes the "stuff" and water down. The user experience is pretty much the same.
When it's time to dump, you do have to remove this container from an outside access. Then the container has an exit pipe that you uncap and dump the contents into the sewer drain or even into a toilet (which many consider an advantage). It's really no worse than dumping with hoses, other than the size means you may need to do it more often.
