I'm looking for some bio degradable bin liners that will fit over my fixed cassette loo.
It's usually only used once (just a little tiddle) on first getting up in the morning.
We always wild camp and the emptying of the cassette is not always possible.
I will be using the cat litter in the bag to soak up liquid and then disposing of the bag responsibly after use.
Otherwise that one small 'wee' a day would make the loo smelly if not emptied.
Anyone know what sort of bag and size to use to fit over the loo bowl ?
Been using a BWL for that 'once a day' ritual with normal supermarket bags and cat litter. Would rather use a bio degradable bin liner. However have not been able to find the right size or supplier.
Brenda
They are so expensive.
The so called 'poo powder' that they use is basically a posh version of cat litter with perfume !!
So really some cheap bags are a much more cost effective method. It's just trying to get the right bag !!
Brenda
The bags I use are 46" around the rim and 23" x 30" they are made by www.degradable.net and I pay 99p for 15 at my local rainbow superstore.If that's any help.
Quote: Originally posted by Sidick on 24/9/2006
Wag Bags and the Pett site is 'Down' and has been for the last couple of weeks. I am wanting to place an order, have e-mailed them but with no reply.
Sidick - see my post on the Wag bags thread - you can order them via www.epsgoggles.com (they are under leisure products).
Why should using the loo for it's designed purpose, with the correct fluid, make it smelly?
After a few weeks wild camping with no facility for emptying the cassette no fluid I am afraid would 'do the job' (pardon the pun !!
Thanks for the dimensions (46" around the rim and 23" x 30" )
I have not got a Rainbow near here and the website link was a pain to follow. So I have found a bag supplier near me and am going to try to get some of the dimensions posted by poppi. Am looking at the disposable cat litter tray liners and am emailing a supplier to get the measurements in English (feet and inches)
Cheers all
Brenda
Quote: Originally posted by busygirl on 25/9/2006
Kleeneze supply biodgradable plastic bags. Cant remember how much for how many though. But everybody has a kleeneze lady.
Oh no they don't !!!!! Most we ever get here is the Jehovah Witnesses. I will try asking if they do biodegradeable plastic bags next time they call. Should make for a more interesting conversation than they usually try to have.
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Topic: bag for tiddles (not the cat !!)
