Toilet thread alert! - Bought a spare cassette but anyone know of a good bag for the full one? (1 Viewer)

[PaulC70]

Hi all, sorry yes it's a toilet thread.

Bought a spare thetford cassette in preparation for 2 weeks round Scotland in a couple of weeks to give us more time between sites etc.

However, for those of you that carry a full cassette what do you use to store it in "just in case" I mean a standard bin bags not going to be up to the job I imagine?

 

[Emmit]

For transportation, use a Tesco(other brands are available) plastic, 'under bed' box. For sneaky carrying to available WC's, an IKEA bag, again, other carrying devices MAY be available.

 

[AndyPK]

Hi all, sorry yes it's a toilet thread.

Bought a spare thetford cassette in preparation for 2 weeks round Scotland in a couple of weeks to give us more time between sites etc.

However, for those of you that carry a full cassette what do you use to store it in "just in case" I mean a standard bin bags not going to be up to the job I imagine?

You did mean ‘sites’, didn’t you, and it’s not a mis-spelling…………?!?

 

[Lenny HB]

Keep it in a plastic box that is a perfect fit. If we need to do stealth emptying, put it in a rubble sack then a wheeled shopping bag.

 

[Two on Tour]

I made a mounting to store our spare cassette under our MH

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[Lenny HB]

I made a mounting to store our spare cassette under our MH

Fiamma make one of them.

 

[glenn2926]

Black bin bag then in an old ruck sack. Jobbie done as a Billy Connolly would say.

 

[dunnah01]

Rubble sack for us

 

[Minxy]

We have a clear plastic crate that it fits perfectly in with enough space on top for other bits and bobs (trolley etc), we also have a large black waterproof bag which it can be carried in to/from disposal points if necessary. If you haven't got a locker with a big enough aperture to put a crate in then a good waterproof bag, such as one meant for water sports, would do the trick but I'd still put it in a strong rubble bag first 'just' in case!

 

[chatteris]

I use a sports holdall big enough to also hold some antibacterial spray and a couple of bottles of water so I carry it and empty and rinse it in a public toilet if necessary

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[Minxy]

Forgot to say, a shopping trolley works well (not the supermarket type silly!) as the cassette can be heavy if you have to take it a distance but make sure you get one big enough for the cassette to be put in and taken out easily (still use a rubble bag too), at least if you go in a loo with that it's not so likely to attract attention as a large sports bag might.

 

[Riverbankannie]

Make sure it’s a tartan shopping trolley then you won’t look out of place

 

[PaulC70]

You did mean ‘sites’, didn’t you, and it’s not a mis-spelling…………?!?

LOL, yes cheeky!

 

[PaulC70]

For transportation, use a Tesco(other brands are available) plastic, 'under bed' box. For sneaky carrying to available WC's, an IKEA bag, again, other carrying devices MAY be available.

Ahhh Ikea bag for sneaking it into public WCs I assume?
I'd not though of that to be honest as we're planning on sites every 3-5 days for a shower etc anyway.

 

[PaulC70]

I made a mounting to store our spare cassette under our MH

I dont have time for that I don't think as I'll be on my way next Saturday via the Sister in laws for her 60th.
However Id be interested to know how you did this for future trips, I have a low alko chassis though so wonder if it's doable?
You got any pics. ?

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[Davb]

I bought one of these boxes with a locking lid for our C200 cassette. the 48 litres one is big enough to also hold our chemicals.

Amazon product ASIN B00ISBTOF0

 

[Two on Tour]

I dont have time for that I don't think as I'll be on my way next Saturday via the Sister in laws for her 60th.
However Id be interested to know how you did this for future trips, I have a low alko chassis though so wonder if it's doable?
You got any pics. ?

You have a PM.

 

[suavecarve]

Am i a really bad human being because i thought of a colostomy bag

 

[PaulC70]

You have a PM.

ooohhhhhh

Am i a really bad human being because i thought of a colostomy bag

Not big enough lol

 

[EuroTrotters]

Fiamma Porta Kassett Storage Box, Thetford & Dometic Cassette Toilet Box

Fiamma Porta Kassett (04778-01-) tank container for an extra spare Cassette toilet tank. Suits Thetford C200, Dometic 3000 4000 series cassettes.

www.rainbow-conversions.co.uk

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[PaulC70]

Fiamma Porta Kassett Storage Box, Thetford & Dometic Cassette Toilet Box

Fiamma Porta Kassett (04778-01-) tank container for an extra spare Cassette toilet tank. Suits Thetford C200, Dometic 3000 4000 series cassettes.

www.rainbow-conversions.co.uk

No good for the c250/260, plus Im sure I remember seeing some poor reviews of these at one point.

 

[3 cabbages]

I dont have time for that I don't think as I'll be on my way next Saturday via the Sister in laws for her 60th.
However Id be interested to know how you did this for future trips, I have a low alko chassis though so wonder if it's doable?
You got any pics. ?

Pics of what?

 

[3 cabbages]

Hi all, sorry yes it's a toilet thread.

Bought a spare thetford cassette in preparation for 2 weeks round Scotland in a couple of weeks to give us more time between sites etc.

However, for those of you that carry a full cassette what do you use to store it in "just in case" I mean a standard bin bags not going to be up to the job I imagine?

good pun!

 

[Two on Tour]

Pics of what?

This, ............... spare loo cassette stored under our van.

 

[denisejoe]

The under floor storage or ok but when you need to take one out and put one in it’s a case of laying on the ground not nice if it’s raining.
and the cassette is a sealed thing it shouldn’t leak if left in a garage

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[PaulC70]

The under floor storage or ok but when you need to take one out and put one in it’s a case of laying on the ground not nice if it’s raining.
and the cassette is a sealed thing it shouldn’t leak if left in a garage

That's ok if you have a garage, nearest I have is the under bed storage :-/ And I'd still have to put it in another box just in case anyway.
I get the inconvenience of lying down to swap the cassettes but don't mind that too much, rather suffer that mild inconvenience for the peace of mind.

 

[mitzimad]

ours gets wrapped in a black sack and strrapped onto the bike rack

 

[Lenny HB]

Ahhh Ikea bag for sneaking it into public WCs I assume?
I'd not though of that to be honest as we're planning on sites every 3-5 days for a shower etc anyway.

What's wrong with the shower in your van?

and the cassette is a sealed thing it shouldn’t leak if left in a garage

Oh yes they do, not much holding the flap in place. Just make shure when storing a full one, it's not completely full. How do I know?

 

[Carpmart]

This, ............... spare loo cassette stored under our van.

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Spot on that is Paul!

 

[Two on Tour]

The under floor storage or ok but when you need to take one out and put one in it’s a case of laying on the ground not nice if it’s raining.
and the cassette is a sealed thing it shouldn’t leak if left in a garage

I don't have to lay down to change ours , I was only laying down to get the distance from the cassette for the photo, plus great if you have a garage, but not everyone has, like us.

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