Nice video I really enjoyed. Stay safe .

what happened to your lower lip? love the video. great job!

I just bought my first class C rv & found my over cab was leaking!! I have re sealed all of what I could & also my back wall had a separation & leak..so appreciate other women out there doing it then selves. And thanks for sharing your work & looking for your progress. Safe travels.😊

That was a lot of sweat equity you put into this project to not even being able to use it😢

You did a great job! I think the carpet is a good idea.

Have these held up in the heat?

Where did you get that spray bottle from?

Great turn out! Are you using a bag with cat litter for #2's in the bucket? I'm researching now as I'll be needing a dry toilet option in a few months. From what I've found, if you use a drying component like litter, wood shavings, sawdust or pellets in the bottom then covering solids when done, you can get a 2-3 days with no smell before tossing the bag even without a vent fan. The detergent bottle is a great idea!! I'd suggest getting a second one so you never get caught with overflow between dumps. Thanks for the video:)

Been a few years. How’s it holding up? Any bucking or sliding around? I know a lot of people have asked already so please let us know

It seems you and I both seem to find yet a harder way to go. Lol resilient, me too. Keep charging on my friend

You're doing great! Give yourself some slack😊.

Awesome! Thanks ....enjoyed. Like the brackets bigtime!

Clamps (C-clamps, vice-grips, etc.) have been my extra set of hand on my RV renovation. I have no experience with RVs, but it’s turning out great. Best of luck on your project!!

You did a great job

Thank you! The primer was a super helpful tip💗

To weigh down the tiles I will use my Hubbies free weight dumb bells! They are 25 lbs each.

This was a great video! Thank you! You remind me of me and my projects! I think if you cut the stencil out it would have helped. Also, if you flip over the tile you can draw the stencil on the paper side and can see the lines better❤

What is the stencil made out of? and how big is it?

Specifically manufacturers like Armstrong say that you should not apply peel and stick tiles to any sort of particle board (which is what she has on her floor).

It's nice to see someone that adds a bit of reality to the troubles encountered in DIY stuff. You should be proud of the results, Thanks for showing all. If you are still concerned about not having a larger reservoir for the urine you can empty the smaller unit manually into the larger bottle that you can store behind. For a small amount of effort, you gain a larger capacity plus you get a visual of your capacity every time you use it. No chance of overfilling. Stay true and keep positive.

3m spray glue works well

This was very helpful, thank you 💜

I did to because the screws from toilet kept coming out of the deal so I put little pieces of wood and made a whole from screw to keep my toilet from being loose 🤷

Just tare the nasty floor up. Don't waist the time just get a saw and cut it

what do you have on your face?

Looks great.. I see it’s been a while and was curious if the glue held up through the summer and winter temperatures?

Thank for the the demo!!

I watched an video of a woman who used peel & stick tile in her RV & she said to just use an adhesive.

Started to put down some vinyl tile in a storage compartment and they did not stick. I used a hairdryer and a heating pad with a heavy book and they kept curling at the sides. I need the name of a product I can trust.

Really having trouble reframing bunk over driver and passenger. Which video should I look for. Thank you sooo much. Julie

Could you pls tell me what video shows you how to frame space over drivers seat

I'm getting ready to redo the floors in an old Winnie and this was the first video I came across. You made it way less intimidating. Thanks!

Size for the ropes please

I finished my toilet 3 weeks ago and it is fantastic another thing I thought of is u take a bottom half of a real toilet use that of a night stand. Also onine since I'm using only a 5 gal bucket I have a bucket lid with a handle that seals the stink in pine pellets cat litter pinesol will keep stink down just throw the bag out couldn't be easier but your design is great beats spending a 1000 dollar.

Most people don't have the space but u could make 2 haves one side 1 other side number 2 I built a toilet out of a bed frame I found in the trash only with one bucket for 1 & 2 I'll have a 5 gal urinal diverter and cranks not needed

Hi there wondering how your diverter is working out now that you've had a chance to use it for a while. I tried a similar set up and found urine misses the collector some of the time. wondering how yours does?

A tip or question to this old video is for the top part, I would spackling mud, or maybe use cocking for the cracks or seams so the floor is even.

I have a 1999 class C motorhome. What I was wondering about is where you got you futon? The couch in the motorhome is so uncomfortable. I'd like to change it.

Hows it holding up for you? We are fixing to start this in our bedroom then do the living room after with slides in both.

That's what you needed to do was make your toilet taller if you're not a short person I'm making my own for real cheap but I think my idea of using a reg porcelain bowl is genius but I haven't built one so but I like your video I think I responded already but good luck with your own build

I'm not saying anything bad about your build but I i think I have a good idea for a toilet you get a reg bowl from homedepot 39 dollars you put a fan where tank goes to ventilate then use a bowl inside and bag u do #1 and 2 then seal up bag and dispose of or use diverter and short enough bucket.

You could have the cap on cut a hole it then you could see when it was full and prevent spills or find clear container but I give u lot of credit if u had when to engineering school it would have been easier. But good job cudos to u.

There’s a reason why you should only silicone the top of the windows.

Awesome job

Propane leaks are a biggie. We are taking ours to an RV repair guy. You definitely want that done professionally. The rig is salvageable for someone that knows what they are doing. I read a lot of what to look for on old motorhomes. I know there is some floor water damage and one of the walls is damaged. Previous owner had the roof replaced so that’s pretty much brand new. It’s unfortunate when people aren’t upfront about what’s wrong with RV’s when someone buys from them.

This has been 9 months ago so you may have this all figured out by now but you could run the urine hose under your RV into a small 5 or 10 gal tank or into your gray tank. Then you wouldn't need to dump your urine bottle everyday. Plus urine can be poured on the dirt, grass, on trees just add a little water to the urine to keep the urine acids from being to strong for the plants. This is good fertilizer for the plants. Also urine is sterile nothing in it is harmful to our environment or us humans. So dumping just the urine is pretty easy and safe. I wouldn't dump it in the middle of Walmart parking lot but in the city/counties across the USA there are water grates for flooding in parking lots and on the side of the roads where you can dump gray water or urine tank. Urine tanks can be poured urine just about anywhere with in reason dirt, grass, woods, things like that is fine or just dump the tank into any toilet. Dumping a urine tank won't be a problem. You will find using a urine tank or your gray tank under you RV is a lot more convenient then a little pee jug. Best Wishes Ps you did a Great job on building the toilet it looks really good and I like that its not big and bulky like a lot of diy compost toilets most are a big bulky box your is nice and sleek to looks more like a regular toilet. Great Job 👍 👍

Gorilla hot glue a little dab of that would’ve kept that wood on their while glue dried … Best DIY composting toilet I’ve seen yet !

You did a good job and it’s nice to see a lady at work. It’s been 3 years now are you still using it or have you gone to something different?

This is exactly what I needed to see! I was remodeling our Class C this summer and was almost done when I reached the over cab part and found the dreaded water damage. Had to gut the whole area. :( We have a bit of metal framing around the window, which is great, but I wasted an entire day trying to figure out how to get walls back up and secured well. Your tips here give me hope for the spring (we hit winter and I can't do any more reno until snow is gone). Thanks much!