Cinderella toilet

[alcam]

Coz it reducers 'stuff' to Cinders I presume Sharon?

Seems obvious now you mention it but , maybe its just me , that would never have occurred to me

 

[Bigshug]

just bag it and bin or burn it along with the dog poo

Just don’t let me sit too close to the camp fire!!

 

[campervanannie]

Just don’t let me sit too close to the camp fire!!

Your safe I only do it when you have all gone to bed

 

[Sharon the Cat]

Coz it reducers 'stuff' to Cinders I presume Sharon?

Makes sense.

 

[Sharon the Cat]

Your safe I only do it when you have all gone to bed

And left foil wrapped spuds cooking in the embers overnight?

 

[campervanannie]

And left foil wrapped spuds cooking in the embers overnight?

Good job they are foil wrapped then

 

[trevskoda]

You don’t use dog poo bags you use compostable kitchen food waste bags

Some poor tramp may think its a free lunch.

 

[barryd]

It must be time to move on from the cassette toilet, which have been around for a long time. I wouldn't miss the emptying!

The Cinderella toilet options are gas or diesel for the burner with some 12v power for the controls.

Cinderella for RVs and caravans | Cinderella

Cinderella Travel: Sustainable, water-free incineration toilet for RVs & caravans. No cassettes or tanks. Made in Norway.

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Not straight forward to retrofit. It will be interesting to see how many builders offer it as an option like Auto Sleeper are doing.

Wow! They sound too good to be true to me. Amazing. I bet they are expensive. As said though, how do you keep the bowl clean and how are they fuelled?

 

[alcam]

Wow! They sound too good to be true to me. Amazing. I bet they are expensive. As said though, how do you keep the bowl clean and how are they fuelled?

To me it actually sounds mental . Initially thought it was a wind up. Basically a furnace under your danglers ?
Fekk that

 

[Robmac]

Wow! They sound too good to be true to me. Amazing. I bet they are expensive. As said though, how do you keep the bowl clean and how are they fuelled?

About £4k Barry!

 

[Drover]

You're supposed to crap on the verge though Bazz then pick it up with the bag.

Then again, maybe not.

Though that is legal in India . Even in the middle of the street......

 

[RichardHelen262]

Wow! They sound too good to be true to me. Amazing. I bet they are expensive. As said though, how do you keep the bowl clean and how are they fuelled?

They sell paper bowl liners for them, they are fuelled by either gas, or diesel

 

[barryd]

To me it actually sounds mental . Initially thought it was a wind up. Basically a furnace under your danglers ?
Fekk that

Yeah but think of the positives. You go for a pooh on a cold morning and you get a nice lovely warm feeling when you flush! Not needed in our van as Mrs D keeps the bathroom like a sauna now she discovered the temperature controlled Truma heating thingy.

 

[barryd]

About £4k Barry!

Its a lot but if you keep vans as long as I do (16 years the previous one) it could be a good investment. I would want a diesel one though not gas and if it uses battery power a lot it would put me off.

 

[mark61]

Diesel ones come with a Crit Air 6 sticker.

 

[marchie]

Diesel ones come with a Crit Air 6 sticker.

But the old gits' rear ends that fill the toilet don't even reach Euro 3 emissions standards ... . And where would one place the plastic sticker? Answers on a postcard ...

Steve

 

[barryd]

Now if they can just invent a way to recycle your beer pish into drinking water you would literally never have to go to a service point ever again!!

 

[merl]

Now if they can just invent a way to recycle your beer pish into drinking water you would literally never have to go to a service point ever again!!

AND if they found a way to recycle pi55 into beer you wouldn't have to go to the off licence either.

 

[alcam]

Diesel ones come with a Sheit Air 6 sticker.

 

[alcam]

But the old gits' rear ends that fill the toilet don't even reach Euro 3 emissions standards ... . And where would one place the plastic sticker? Answers on a postcard ...

Steve

I suspect 99% of the rear ends are pre Euro