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Old 10-21-2013, 08:03 AM   #21
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As to the roads, stick to the 55MPH speed limit for towing trailers, and you'll do just fine! Do I sound like a proud native Californian (San Franciscan, at that)? Well I am. Welcome to our beautiful state!
Gilda you should be proud. I love your state, even if the roads are bumpy!
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Old 10-21-2013, 02:11 PM   #22
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The worst road I've traveled was actually somewhere in Illinois.
Many years ago, so I don't remember. I was in a long nose Kenworth
and I literally had to hold my stomach to keep my guts together it was
so rough. One other experience like that was flying from Tulsa to Dallas
in a prop jet. The vibrations were so bad I could not have gone much further.

I also can't do roller coasters.........LOL

I've been to Treasure Island in a Navy A school.
Oakland/San Francisco. I have one favorite city from 1969. Castro Valley.
It was just about identical to the town I was born and raised in in Arkansas.

To stay on topic, I will say if the road is really rough, I would need
a class A porta potty.
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Old 10-21-2013, 02:13 PM   #23
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I saw yours in another thread Ian.
It's a magnificent solution.
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Old 10-21-2013, 02:25 PM   #24
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or buy Poo-Powder to load yoru own. (I can see the string of comments coming]
LOL wouldnt want to disappoint you Ian so I have to ask is Poo-Powder anything like Poopourri? Yes thats a real product as well..
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Old 10-21-2013, 02:33 PM   #25
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For a Scamp with front bunks, the Thetford 135 is the best chioce.
It is well engineered, easy to service and fits easily under the front couch.
Also it is economical to purchase.
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Old 10-21-2013, 03:57 PM   #26
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This Porti Poti I purchase 20 eons ago.I got it at Sears here in Canada.
Works great. It's a one piece, stores under the front bunks (behind the door).
Comes out at night. I took a plastic milk crate, cut it off 6 inces from the bottom. At night the PP sits on top of it, just the right height ! I can also use this part of milk crate for storing items during travel.

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Old 10-21-2013, 05:53 PM   #27
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LOL wouldnt want to disappoint you Ian so I have to ask is Poo-Powder anything like Poopourri? Yes thats a real product as well..
I Knew I could count on you Carol LOL. nope Poopourri appears to just mast the smell Poo-powder treats it at the source This is going down hill fast
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Old 10-31-2013, 09:31 AM   #28
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Read about the Pett toilet and Wag bags on line. What I like especially is that the bags can be tossed into regular garbage because of the magic poo powder. So no toting, carrying, dumping, or rinsing. Clean and tidy and easy......perhaps expensive if used too often. But not so bad for the middle of the night visits!
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Old 10-31-2013, 10:05 AM   #29
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Here is an economical alternative: Amazon.com: Reliance Products Luggable Loo Portable 5 Gallon Toilet: Sports & Outdoors

People use Poo Powder with sawdust or cat litter etc. with the heavy duty trash bags. Tie it up and toss when done. We only use it for liquids unless there is an emergency which so far there hasn't been. No pouring, sloshing etc. Neat and tidy and no odor at least not with good cat litter. The bucket height is perfect no adding a base to raise it etc. The only downside is it wont fit in the cubby under the front bunks but I use it for other storage instead anyway.
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