Personally I have never carried toilet spares, and never had the need for any.
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Agree. Just take whatever you’d put into the fresh water reservoir & into the tank. Plenty of other threads about what solutions & chemicals & laundry tabs people use or don’t use.
If anything goes wrong, which is rare, you’ll probably have to buy a new part or get a repair done. Any annual maintenance (not that we bother…) can be done at home with stuff you’d have at home - eg lubricating flanges (if I remember correctly).
Usual failure will be electric flush pump. I don’t know if replacement is easy or not. Even if pump fails you can still use toilet. Just keep a bottle of water to swill around pan after use.
So don’t bother with spares. I don’t. Keep toilet clean. I always wipe inside tank compartment when emptying. & blade lubricated occasionally with silicone spray.
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