Lil' Snoozy Toilet Hack

[Kevin in Denver]

I didn't like the idea of a cassette toilet, so I tried to figure something out that allowed you to dump the black water tank like most RVs.
All I could come up with was pretty expensive, but I totally love it.
It's a Saniflow macerating toilet (110V) that fit well and pumps into the grey water tank.
https://www.saniflostore.com/Saniflo...erator-023.htm

[Maria in MD]

Kevin that's brilliant! Since you don't need the cassette, you have added a bit of extra storage where it used to hide, right?

[Kevin in Denver]

Originally Posted by Maria in MD

Kevin that's brilliant! Since you don't need the cassette, you have added a bit of extra storage where it used to hide, right?

No the toilet sits on a fiberglass platform since I ordered the trailer without any toilet.

[charlsara]

Originally Posted by Kevin in Denver

I didn't like the idea of a cassette toilet, so I tried to figure something out that allowed you to dump the black water tank like most RVs.

All I could come up with was pretty expensive, but I totally love it.

It's a Saniflow macerating toilet (110V) that fit well and pumps into the grey water tank.

https://www.saniflostore.com/Saniflo...erator-023.htm

Did you add a larger drain to the gray tank? My Snoozy has a 3/4 hose outlet. Does that black mess drain through it?

[Kevin in Denver]

The grey water tank now handles both black and grey.
When connected to sewer, the 1-1/4" tank outlet will clog in about 3 months.

But if I let the tank fill up and drain it all at once, this clogging does not occur.
And of course, that's exactly how all RVs should be operated.

I rent the Snoozy on Airbnb as a non-towable monthly affordable apartment, so that's why I know you can't just always leave the waste valve open all the time.

https://airbnb.com/h/lilsnoozyat2120

[Bill in Pittsburgh]

Originally Posted by Kevin in Denver

All I could come up with was pretty expensive, but I totally love it.
It's a Saniflow macerating toilet (110V) that fit well and pumps into the grey water tank.
https://www.saniflostore.com/Saniflo...erator-023.htm

Wow! Expensive! Cost much more than a tree, a log, a pee bottle, or a campground restroom. My toilet now resides on my garage rafters. In fact, for me the whole bathroom area was a waste of needed space. Mine now contains a 6.5 cubic foot fridge and a closet. The former space for the Snoozy fridge is now storage. This space could accomodate a Thetford suitcase toilet plus storage if a toilet is deemed necessary. We did install an outside shower for boondocking or VERY early showers in Cracker Barrel parking lots.
I know that some people do use their camper toilets/showers but I actually find, when talking to others that more do not than those that do.

[Kevin in Denver]

Bill I totally agree.

But my Snoozy is current in full time use, so the toilet gets used several times a day. No gas station restrooms nearby, and it's in a semi-permanent location.