Popaloo-Portable Camping Toilet
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Re: Popaloo-Portable Camping Toilet
Check out "bog in a Bag" at amazon, same as a tripod seat only with a centre hole, takes up no room at all in the bongo, but better than nothing for those little emergencies.
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Re: Popaloo-Portable Camping Toilet
We used the Bog In A Bag for a while. Works well and certainly takes up little space. It is expensive though with each bag costing about 75p. Only really works for a single use. Tried using bin liners and wood shavings/cat littler but whilst OK this was not as good.
Our preferred method now is a 19litre Really Useful Box lined with 2 black bin liners and with some cat litter (or we use Easibed which is an absorbent shaving type material we also use in our chicken house). We fit this under our R&R bed and it works brilliantly. Lift wooden panels under seat and use it in situ. Out of the way but not too difficult to access. Can be lifted out and put at end of R&R bed at night. Tip in more Easi bed after using. Even after a couple of days it is quite sanitary. Best method for us as all the Porta loo/Porta Potti/Luggable Loo options were just to big to hide away.
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Our preferred method now is a 19litre Really Useful Box lined with 2 black bin liners and with some cat litter (or we use Easibed which is an absorbent shaving type material we also use in our chicken house). We fit this under our R&R bed and it works brilliantly. Lift wooden panels under seat and use it in situ. Out of the way but not too difficult to access. Can be lifted out and put at end of R&R bed at night. Tip in more Easi bed after using. Even after a couple of days it is quite sanitary. Best method for us as all the Porta loo/Porta Potti/Luggable Loo options were just to big to hide away.
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Re: Popaloo-Portable Camping Toilet
I carry a lugaloo as camping seat and beer carrier it also stores my hurricane lamps and parrafin when travelling.
Not had to use it yet for its proper purpose.
I have a whey protein tub 4ltr with good wide screw top for overnight convenience.
Not had to use it yet for its proper purpose.
I have a whey protein tub 4ltr with good wide screw top for overnight convenience.
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Re: Popaloo-Portable Camping Toilet
But does your Bum fit on it Baz ??bongobaz wrote:I carry a lugaloo as camping seat and beer carrier it also stores my hurricane lamps and parrafin when travelling.
Not had to use it yet for its proper purpose.
I have a whey protein tub 4ltr with good wide screw top for overnight convenience.
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Re: Popaloo-Portable Camping Toilet
[quote="Mrs Muppet"]We used the Bog In A Bag for a while. Works well and certainly takes up little space. It is expensive though with each bag costing about 75p. Only really works for a single use. Tried using bin liners and wood shavings/cat littler but whilst OK this was not as good.
Quote jim the box
We tend to park near public toilets, swimming pool pub or club, where you can use the facilities until they close, bog in the bag for us is for overnight emergencies only, we have only need to make use of it about 4 times in the 2 years we have had it, and when you are in desperate need of the loo £0.75p seems a bargain to me, I don't like doing a no2 in my porta pottie anyway, so it works for us.
Quote jim the box
We tend to park near public toilets, swimming pool pub or club, where you can use the facilities until they close, bog in the bag for us is for overnight emergencies only, we have only need to make use of it about 4 times in the 2 years we have had it, and when you are in desperate need of the loo £0.75p seems a bargain to me, I don't like doing a no2 in my porta pottie anyway, so it works for us.
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Re: Popaloo-Portable Camping Toilet
Thanks to all that have replied
including all that enjoyed their own responces.
time for swimbo to make her mind up
1 will be save £70 by not buying a Popaloo
2 don't know
including all that enjoyed their own responces.
time for swimbo to make her mind up
1 will be save £70 by not buying a Popaloo
2 don't know