How do you handle no toilet in Pop Up?
Considering a used pop up camper for a short bed full size 3/4 ton truck. A couple on my shortlist are.... 2019 Norstar TC650 (without toilet). No cabinet for porta potty...it was used for add...
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time2roll wrote:JimK-NY wrote:That is nice for you. What for the OP?time2roll wrote:
At this stage of life I would eliminate the 20% of locations with no facilities. Otherwise may as well have a tent and backpack.
Very few places I stay have facilities.
Even when I stay in a place with facilities, I prefer to use my own. Mine is clean, sanitary, and convenient. I am old and half the time I need a facilities visit in the middle of the night. If not then first thing in the morning before I am fully awake or dressed.
My advice was based on the OP having no facility in the camper. How would you proceed with no facility in the camper?
If you happened to notice, I was responding to another forum participant, not the OP.
I really do not know what sort of response the OP is looking for. If they want to buy a small popup truck camper and they claim there is no space for a cassette toilet, then I guess they will need to do without. I would not want to argue with the OP about the lack of space for a cassette toilet. They want to know how to deal with this. Nothing magic here. Either hold it or find another place to go. Backpackers often use a small plastic gardener's trowel. Or stay in campgrounds with some sort of facilities.
