hello charlie. If you dont mind me asking do you have a toilet inside your house ,If you do ,does it smell ? or are you one of the old fashioned types that prefers a walk down the garden path in the middle of the night ,as you say its each to their own.
Now now, lets play nicely. Chemical toilets can smell & the thought of going to the loo inside the tent where I sleep is not one I like either. Think of all that plywood & fabric with the odd miss soaked into it. Yum.
Regarding smells. Aside from the unit, the users need space and fresh air to ensure they can relax and do their thing. I am sure no one wants to suffer the embarrassment of profound wind or effort, especially when the children are on board.
A fixed loo also takes up considerable space and takes time to assemble and onsite facilities are so good now your own loo is mainly for nocturnal needs.
we went for a conway crusader so that we had the toilet inside so that we could go away for weekend to c&cc meets and not have to put up the awning . As most of the meets around us ask for own sanitation ,we have also found that if you use Elsan organic toilet chemical there is no smell . As I like a pint or 2 sometimes I have to get up in the night, so one on board is so much better for us .But at the end of the day it's each to there own
cheers Bruce
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but i can't remember the question !!!
Our loo doesn't smell and if himself has curry and wishes to be disgusting he can walk to the toilet block rain or snow. Me on the other hand I'm using the onboard facility.
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Our loo doesn't smell either, I am afraid it's liquid only in ours...anything more substantial then a visit to the toilet block is the order of the day!
I was referring to the smells produced whilst...in use.
Under those circumstances, does the toilet in my house smell, well, yes! The difference is, I don't sleep 6 inches away from it....
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Now we need Chinese pricing...
Charlie
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