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If you overfill the loo (and are reasonably level):
1. Leave the toilet flap open
2. Take a bucket to the cassette door
3. Do not remove the cassete
4. Swing the emptying arm out
5. Carefully remove the cap
6. The excess contents will pour out
7. Return and close the toilet flap
8. Empty the bucket and cassette
9. Don’t do it again
It seems to go from 'nah there's a bit of life left in yet' to chock a block in no time. Lesson learned.Thanks for that, useful. Last week we filled to the brim with two adults and two kids for two days. A bit messy and very heavy. A second cassette needed for wild camping 4-up in future!
If you overfill the loo (and are reasonably level):
1. Leave the toilet flap open
2. Take a bucket to the cassette door
3. Do not remove the cassete
4. Swing the emptying arm out
5. Carefully remove the cap
6. The excess contents will pour out
7. Return and close the toilet flap
8. Empty the bucket and cassette
9. Don’t do it again
Try motorhoming with 3 young kids. Ask my kids "What is Dad's warcry?" and they'll reply "No one use the loo!!".
We've only had 2 "Dad's away emptying the cassette and I failed to notice and went to the loo" incidents.....
Still, they're all a bit older now, not had any problems in a while!
Try motorhoming with 3 young kids. Ask my kids "What is Dad's warcry?" and they'll reply "No one use the loo!!".
We've only had 2 "Dad's away emptying the cassette and I failed to notice and went to the loo" incidents.....
Still, they're all a bit older now, not had any problems in a while!
Multiple cassettes are of little use if you fail to realise that the present one's full.
Hi.And eyes that tell you when the red light is about to come on?
Haven't you got a red light that tells you?
And eyes that tell you when the red light is about to come on?
Our two cassettes solves that problem - full one out, empty one straight in.
It would also extend time for a family. Our friends have 3 cassettes for just two of them, but like we two they like wildcamping.
Geoff
Oh come on, that's just too practical.....and boringHaven't you got a red light that tells you?
And eyes that tell you when the red light is about to come on?
I have carried a spare cassette before, but only if travelling to places where I think emptying will be difficult - our cassette lasts 1 day only!
What the hell are you putting in it to fill it in one day ... ?????I have carried a spare cassette before, but only if travelling to places where I think emptying will be difficult - our cassette lasts 1 day only!
I wouldnt be without a second cassette now and it's just meThanks for that, useful. Last week we filled to the brim with two adults and two kids for two days. A bit messy and very heavy. A second cassette needed for wild camping 4-up in future!
Typical aberdonianIt seems to go from 'nah there's a bit of life left in yet' to chock a block in no time. Lesson learned.
Been there done thatTry motorhoming with 3 young kids. Ask my kids "What is Dad's warcry?" and they'll reply "No one use the loo!!".
We've only had 2 "Dad's away emptying the cassette and I failed to notice and went to the loo" incidents.....
Still, they're all a bit older now, not had any problems in a while!
You don't need a light when turds are floating past 3mm from the holeHaven't you got a red light that tells you?
And eyes that tell you when the red light is about to come on?
I don't see how it's possible not to know lol the noise gets louder as the level rises.Multiple cassettes are of little use if you fail to realise that the present one's full.
1 day!!!I have carried a spare cassette before, but only if travelling to places where I think emptying will be difficult - our cassette lasts 1 day only! Never actually had to use the spare though. Garage space is at a premium for us - if I could I'd get a plastic box with lid to hold the spare, but there's just no space. I don't fancy transporting a full spare cassette with nothing else around it! For emergencies I had some rubble sacks to put it in.
I could rig up some way to carry it under the van, but have never really needed it. Fiamma do a plastic box carrier to go under the van I remember, but at a ridiculous price.
Hi.Never leaked yet even with my driving.