Toilets

[Matt In Oklahoma]

Toilets So when

[dilli]

we use an outhouse now so no changes to look forward too in the future..
when in the woods away from home this is what we use..

http://www.welcomehome.org/rainbow/tech/****ter.html

[old guy]

we use an outhouse now so no changes to look forward too in the future..
when in the woods away from home this is what we use..
http://www.welcomehome.org/rainbow/tech/****ter.html

Aren't you worried about the poo police confiscating your outhouse :)

[WiseOwl]

Matt, I am like an ole senile hound dog, I just aim for the neighbors flower beds.......AHAHHA

Myself, I will just dig a hole, hang on to a tree branch and go...not so for the wife...kids are too young...
But, I have some 5 gallon buckets and a seemingly endless supply of grocery sacks....
Luckily, when I worked at the RV place, I got quite a few boxes of that Blue Powdery stuff that RVers use.....heard it works wonders. And I could just rip one of the Throne Seats off and hinge it to a bucket if it really came down to it.....

[dilli]

Aren't you worried about the poo police confiscating your outhouse :)

lol nah they too fat n outta shape to hike up in here :)

[goatlady]

Being on a septic system is ideal to me. IF you have enough water available, just continue to use the indoor facilities using a bucket to fill the toilet tank and flush as usual keeping in mind the old "southern" phrase..."If it's yellow, let it mellow, if it's brown flush it down". An alternative would be to just build an outhouse right over the septic clean out opening and continue life as usual.

[Matt In Oklahoma]

Being on a septic system is ideal to me. IF you have enough water available, just continue to use the indoor facilities using a bucket to fill the toilet tank and flush as usual keeping in mind the old "southern" phrase..."If it's yellow, let it mellow, if it's brown flush it down". An alternative would be to just build an outhouse right over the septic clean out opening and continue life as usual.

As long as we can stay in place this is the plan. There are many things that can force a change from manmade to natural.

[JUSTIFIED]

Matt, we've got a porta potty that has come in handy many times during power outages and plumbing projects. We continue to stock up on chemical for it and are going to buy that potty on a stand like you have. We can bury the bags. 5 gallon buckets work too.

When we lived in the mountains I worked 10 hour days 10,000 ft elevation and higher with no one in sight but bears and eagles. I'd find a good slope and a sturdy aspen and let gravity take care of the rest. I always made sure my grip on the tree was very good...chuckle....