Cost of Time & Patience<\/mark><\/td>Cost of Time & Patience<\/mark><\/td><\/tr>Poo<\/td> Poo<\/td><\/tr> Pull Lever to Open Poo Slot Then Poo & add 1 Ply Toilet Paper into compost medium in back. Don’t worry if some drops of pee go in compost. Most have diverting designs. All wipes in trash bin. We empty our one, small trash bin daily at the campground or gas station. Comfortable Toilet Seat. <\/td>Poo & Pee & Toilet Paper all in one place; flushable wipes only. All other wipes in trash bin. Smaller Toilet Seat Numbs Your Bum<\/td><\/tr> Pee Pee in front urinal drain. No worries if some drops of pee go in compost. <\/td> Pee Pee & Poo & Toilet Paper all in one place; flushable wipes only. <\/td><\/tr> Flush<\/td> Flush<\/td><\/tr> To Flush Poo<\/mark> Mix Compost Medium by pressing Electric Button or Manually Crank To Flush Pee Rinse Urinal with Spray Bottle or Lysol I spray both sections with Lysol and wipe dry with toilet paper after each use. I put that paper in the trash can along with any wipes.<\/td>To Flush Poo & Pee Pull Flush Slider Out which drops all into black tank bucket. Rinse Bowl by pressing Water Pump. Pull Flush Slider Again.May need to wipe bowl clean and rinse more. I find that liquid (pee or water) <\/em>in the toilet bowl first, lined with a couple squares of toilet paper for poo to land on, helps move it cleanly into black tank. Note, fresh water rinse can go up under the seat if pressed too vigorously. No wet tush for next time. Gross.<\/em> I spray both sections with Lysol and wipe dry with toilet paper; don’t forget under the seat too. I put that paper in the trash can along with any wipes.<\/td><\/tr>Odor<\/td> Odor<\/td><\/tr> Can have a mulch or coffee-like aroma when flush slider is open. If you have the compost toilet fan and air vent out the van wall, virtually no aroma exists, even when actively pooing.<\/td> Can have chemical porta potty aroma when flush slider is open. Also mildly so after many uses even when not opened to flush but it does not smell like poo; except when actively pooing. I often use two tank neutralizers to control aromas.<\/td><\/tr> Dumping<\/td> Dumping<\/td><\/tr> Empty and Clean Poo Bucket<\/mark>Once a Month<\/mark> (7.5 times less often) We use potty mostly nights and mornings for pee and\/or poo. During the day we usually use public restrooms when available or not gross. Easily pull Compost Bucket Out Empty Compost into Trash Bag Wipe Bucket Out with Toilet Paper if needed Not Smelly Messy Enough to Use Gloves Refill with New Compost Material —Empty Pee Container<\/mark>Every 2 Days<\/mark> into Accessible Toilet We Usually Carry It in a Discreet Bag with a Water Bottle to Rinse and a Wipe for Minimal Cleanup Any toilet works great. No smell, no noise, no mess.<\/td>Empty and Clean Tank every 4 days<\/mark> We use potty mostly nights and mornings for pee and\/or poo. During the day we usually use public restrooms when available or not gross. The cassette toilet is cumbersome and heavy to take out to empty. This Process Is Very Dirty and Smelly and takes time to learn the best methods to not get splashed etc. Disposable Gloves is the minimum. I would wear a hazmat suit if I could. As it is, I use so many antibacterial wipes and sprays in hopes of disinfecting everything including my husband; sending him in a cloud of cleaners. Must Find an Acceptable Dump Location for the “Black Water”. Not always easy to find. They provide sewer holes and water specifically for rinsing. Dump Stations Usually Charge a Fee. Campgrounds Sometimes Charge a Fee if you’re not staying. Vault Toilets are free and stinky anyway, but there’s not a way to clean it out with water. Sludge Will build up inside if not rinsed out regularly. Not socially acceptable to dump in public toilets. It’s big and bulky, loud, splashy, and overly smelly. <\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n\nCompost Bin Empty into Trash Bag; Dump in Trash Can<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nCassette Dumping is Messy & Costly; Need to find Station or Acceptable Toilet<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/figure>\n\n\n\n\nInitial Cost & Installation Worth the Low Maintenance and More Pleasant Experience<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nLifting Needed; Toilet & Seat Empty, Fill, and Clean<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/figure>\n\n\n\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We are immensely happy to be free of a cassette toilet and the messy dumping stations, the loaded smells and splashing, the frequent time-consuming, additional worrying efforts in finding a dump station that is appropriate and that doesn’t cost so much. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Have a good night on the trail, wherever you are on your journey.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n\ud83d\ude90\u2728\ud83c\udf19<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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OGO Toilet Camper Van Potty \ud83d\udebd We’re so excited that we don’t have to take crap anymore! No more searching and paying for dumping our cassette toilette. No more smelly, dirty, messy dumping. We love this OGO Toilet for our campervan!! We can’t say this enough. It really doesn’t smell like potty, it really is […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":3525,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[22,3,11,24,12,4,23],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n
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