Toilet Cleaning Idea

[cpaharley2008]

My cassette had it's own pump and tank built in. Quite nice!!

[Cathy P.]

Originally Posted by Brian B-P

Just curious: why not? I can't imagine why I would want an additional chore of separately filling another tank, unless the trailer had no pump and a toilet having its own tank could run without power.

I'm the only one that actually ever keeps track of how full the waste tank is for one and we have a son with Down syndrome who is an adult and likes to "flush" and with an endless supply of water............ Plus, it does give us the ability to anti-freeze the fresh water supply in the toilet and I'm guessing probably easier to replace and cheaper with the water tank just a part of the cassette. I like things to be as simple as possible.

[Rob and Linda]

Originally Posted by carlkeigley

<<< snip >>> ADD A CUP OF DAWN <<< snip >>>

Wow! That's a lot!!

[Cathy P.]

Originally Posted by Rob and Linda

Wow! That's a lot!!

Makes me think of that old Doris Day movie with all the soap suds - open the door to the trailer when you stop..................... I hope everyone realizes that you do have to be careful what kind of concoctions you mix and put in the toilet because some are toxic.

[cpaharley2008]

Yes, I try to avoid drinking from mine for that reason.

[carlkeigley]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

Yes, I try to avoid drinking from mine for that reason.

That's what dogs are for: to test the waters. j/k

[Cathy P.]

I should have said "produce toxic fumes". Ever see the toilet "smoke"?