9 KINDS OF RV TOILETS: "TOUR DE TOILET" WITH FULL TIME RVERS SHOWING HOW THEY WORK + PROS & CONS

[@Rvlove]

Was this RV toilet tour video helpful and/or interesting? Find more info at our blog: rvlove.com/TourDeToilet - Meanwhile, what other RV toilets do you know of that we didn't cover in here? Let us know in the comments!

[@brendagomez8311]

RVLove | Marc & Julie Bennett thank you for answering my question on this

[@theuniquebean]

Sitting here with no rv, tiny home, etc., (had to look up boondocking) but watching a video about toilets in the middle of the night. Lol

[@Rvlove]

Oh that is funny! LOL

[@ciaranolan559]

Glad I'm not the only one haha

[@Ryu-di9rp]

same

[@Corelila]

Same lmao

[@Sam16mee]

You are not alone! We are all up with you!thank you for the smile

[@YTYTYTY7]

The last guy is so funny lol

[@Rvlove]

He is.

[@bennygoesoverland]

Thanks for that toilet presentation. We recently finished building our expedition vehicle and for that 7 things were important to us re the toilet: no electrictiy, no water consumption, no chemical treatment, low weight, no smell, easy dumping, no complex mechanic or electronic parts. That automatically led us to a composting toilet. The market leaders are Separett and NatureHead, but there is also a young UK based company called Kildwick, producing nice looking composting toilets. So far we are extremely happy with our Kildwick toilet. Dumping is so easy, its not smelling and we have not to be afraid that something technical can break during our trips. Cheers from Switzerland

[@Rvlove]

Thanks Benny. Agreed, in your application, a composting toilet definitely makes the most sense. Thank you for sharing the extra information.

[@grannieannie1371]

I love the fact that urine from the separet goes straight into the grey tank removing one more job.

[@Zombieatackplan31]

I’ve been researching rv/camper toilets for months now and this is the most helpful video so far. I’m so happy that I’ve found some porcelain nice toilets. My gf said she is down for whatever as long as she has a full house style bathroom. And with these toilet suggestions I’m about 90% of the way there!

[@Rvlove]

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing. Glad ou found our video so helpful, and wishing you and your gf wonderful travels ahead. -M

[@miltonmiller]

10th kind: Incineration toilet. I have one on my boat (Incinolet). No plumbing at all. The purchase cost was significant, but I liked the simplicity and reliability of it. Only good if you have plenty of electricity because it takes some power to reduce all the waste to ash. In my case we have plenty of battery power so no worries.

[@Rvlove]

Hopefully we can come across somebody in person with one of these so we can include in future videos. We have heard a lot about them, but haven't met somebody with one yet.

[@ZeaLDailyParanormal]

Thanks so much for info.

[@jenniferbhalahansen5135]

Do you use solar to charge batteries? How many “flushes” would one battery do? What sort of battery do you hook it up to? Thank you

[@josephcaprara898]

The manufacturer also make a gas/ propane model.

[@joeybaby.]

Thank you for the real life experience of a RV toilet. This video will guide my choice when I choose my retirement RV . Being a nurse I think the cassette type will be my choice for a class B, RV . Very use to bedside commodes, and bedpans . Sorry , didn't mean to gross anyone out. Grateful I found this video, very informative.

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it helpful. We made this as it's the kind of info WE would have also fond helpful when we were RV shopping. It can be so confusing and overwhelming and it's hard to know what to expect / what is out there. So we are glad it was helpful for you.

[@stevek6921]

I for one had no idea of the massive diversity in the RV toilet world!

[@Rvlove]

Glad to help inform. There are others too, but this gives a good cross section. Thank you

[@wilurbean]

Uhh it's 2021 and normalize diversity of taking dumps, sir

[@stevek6921]

@@wilurbean It wasn't 2021 THEN. 😎

[@elliottmanning]

That hose/wand, in Europe, is called a Bidet! A Bidet is used to clean your BUTT without TP, so much more sanitary!!!

[@Rvlove]

Yes we don't see too many of those in the USA!

[@annroth6794]

Thank You! We are first time RV shoppers with, lets just say, "special poo needs" this answered sooooo many questions that I am very glad I know before buying a very expensive RV

[@Rvlove]

So glad you enjoyed the video.

[@themikreb]

Use polymer based car wax (not petroleum based or carnauba wax) on the inside of your bowl to prevent things from sticking. Makes cleaning much easier.

[@Rvlove]

Interesting tip. Thanks for sharing.

[@bark8650]

Works great in shower and sink too!

[@Frindleeguy]

Made me think of original Pam cooking spray. Wonder if that'd work :)

[@teresaeckert4912]

That is such a good idea! How often do you have to reapply? I have the Natures Head (bit.ly/2VXAuO8) and feel this would be great for the solids bin area.

[@ZeaLDailyParanormal]

Great Tip. Tanks!

[@susanf9862]

Great information, Everyone! Going tent camping this weekend and trying out a Cleanwaste portable toilet in our shower/toilet shelter. No running into coyotes on the way to the bath house in the middle of the night. Lol

[@Rvlove]

Ah the little things! LOL Have fun!

[@wcarlhepker4806]

Julie, you are a year late. I had to replace my RV toilet last year because the discoloration of the plastic bowl got to be more than I could bear. I got a china bowl foot flush and have been happy with it. When I boondock, I usually do it where there is an outhouse provided and I go there for solid waste deposits. This way, I only have liquid in my black tank. That makes it easier all the way around, except on a few occasions when the outhouse was full of mosquitoes!

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing. Yes, mosquitos and wasps in outhouses can make for an unpleasant visit.

[@zannemairiwoods528]

Thank you all for your sharing your your de la' toilet' !

[@Rvlove]

You are most welcome. Thanks

[@DnSAdventures]

LOL, "Upgrading to a #2." I now know much more about RV toilets than I did yesterday. And for that, I thank you. :-P Thanks for sharing guys, it was good info. Have a good one! - Shane

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it humorous and informative. That was the goal. Thank you.

[@cute4christ]

Thank you for the valuable information on the various toilets that are used in RV. This information is necessary when you are considering living an RV lifestyle.

[@Rvlove]

Glad you enjoyed it. We realized there was nothing out there covering this topic for when we were RV shopping so are glad the video is helpful to you and others

[@writertaylorleecooper9357]

Excellent video. I have extensive experience with all kinds of heads, having worked for 30 years in the marine industry, and being a certified 'Vacuflush' installer. In my own RV, I have elected the Natures Head Composting unit, and am working on two unavailable upgrades for it, but that's a story for another day. I really enjoyed seeing the variety of new heads available now, and especially liked the very funny final guy. Mentioned my feelings exactly! Great video!!

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

You can retrofit that water spray for cleaning the bowl to make it useful for cleaning the bowl and as a hand held bidet wand.

[@Rvlove]

Oh boy! LOL

@@Rvlove It works for me. My behind is sparkling clean. LOL.

[@Kevin_Reems]

This has actually been a major concern of mine as I prepare to transition into full time RV living. I'm accustomed to having a bidet and the thought of not having one makes me cringe!

[@yvan2563]

​@@Kevin_Reems Search "TOTO travel washlet".

[@leeoconnor123]

that was an incredibly useful video i was searching for..thanks to all for contributing..

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful!

[@debra-vs]

I’ve been wondering about the cassette toilets versus the foot flush versus the composting toilets. This was very helpful. Thanks!

[@wcarlhepker4806]

I have a neighbor that has a cassette toilet and they love it. They don’t have to have full hook ups and they don’t need to have a honey wagon. They don’t mind taking the cassette to the dump station periodically. I would rather have full hook ups when I am in a campground and finding a dump station when I am boondocking. There are the two sides to the cassette question. From there, it is up to you.

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it helpful. Thank you.

[@abranasing]

@@wcarlhepker4806 I don't think you have to dump it everyday, Maybe if you have a big family. I think we are going to buy a Revel 4x4 and it has a cassette in it so we will see how it works.

[@zennseven]

@@Rvlove found the cassette toilet interesting; might just be what will be the solution. Would appreciate a brand name as I’m not having much luck on the net. Thx- appreciate the video.

[@lyfandeth]

No, it does not turn into compost. That takes 90 days or longer without being used. What you have is still legally classed as "sanitary waste" and it is usually going to be a problem to legally dispose of it. You may have "dried out waste" but the EPA and everyone else says it is NOT compost. Keep that in mind.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing your insight on this topic. I agree that it seems many people have too high of use in their composting toilets to allow proper decomposition. We still use regular waste tanks in our RV.

[@RoyalHippieGangstercom]

I've read a book called the Humanure Handbook. If you want to know how to "thermophilic-ly" compost, that is admirable. If you ignorantly tell the masses that dumping your composting toilet on your plants is okay, you are negligent. (god forbid they be plants people are going to harvest and eat this season) Intelligent minds take measurements (temperature) and let TIME (say 3 years) pass, prior to placing in an edible garden, fruit and nut trees less...but anything less than that, you'd better be taking good measurements and making sure you've created a good habitat for the 'little guys' to do their dirty work...i.e. Bacteria. A composting toilet does no such thing. It's an expensive 5 gallon bucket, with a ton of nooks and crannies. Sure, you get to feel magnanimous while you use one... ...but instead of appropriately dealing with humane waste, you stain dumpsters and landfills. (is the bag you toss your waste out with made of plastic, or something highly biodegradeable?) And finally, tell me about your shit. Well, let's back up. Tell me about the number of toxins in your diet that end up in your shit. Do you eat a clean organic highly alkaline diet free of carcinogens? (are you tom brady?) Do you drown your pain in opiates? Do you solve all emotional concerns with federally approved psychotropics? Now you get the idea. These are the beginning ingredients of you wonderful 'compost. *There are gardeners worldwide envious of excellent compost...because they know, real nutrition is to be gained from it. Stop talkin' shit about how wonderful your shit-bag composting toilets are. Walk a mile into the woods, dig a hole. Already winning.

[@RoyalHippieGangstercom]

At least 'cassette shit-packers dispose of it in an acceptable location...check European RV'ing...and the let people who know how to deal with waste, deal with it, appropriately, in systems designed to do so...for quite some time now. - And for what it's worth... *The single best way to deal with human excrement is to be found in the workings of Dr. John Todd using Solar Aquatics. Essentially, Recirculating Aquaculture...for the Toilet. Though not appropriate for RV'ing, it is how these particular set of 'nutrients should be dealt with...small scale, sunshine, water, snails, plants...a mini marsh. This is only my opinion, and I too have butthole...

[@Jayjen35]

@@RoyalHippieGangstercom I'm sorry, but what's wrong with the contents of the composting toilet going into a dumpster? I throw away the contents of my cat's litter box, and when you clean up after your dog goes for a walk most people throw that away. Are you not supposed to? Why?

[@Ventura0404]

@@Jayjen35 Because of the bag. That said human waste is so much different it’s so much more dangerous. So yeah you can’t throw it in the yard you can’t throw it in the regular landfill

[@tracyk.8306]

Thank you Julie-I was looking forward to this video! Who knew how varied and different RV toilets are? This will certainly help us when we shop for RVs. Many thanks to your friends for sharing their experiences with their toilets too!

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it so helpful. Thank you.

[@rodellwilliams871]

I totally respect what you guys do I think it's nothing to be ashamed about its nature we all done it and we all does it. I actually think you should take pride in cleaning out your toilet it's not like it's taking you the whole day to do it👌🌻

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. We appreciate it.

[@RivBiv]

Hoping to travel some day so decided to start my research. I had no idea about all these different commodes!

[@Rvlove]

Many options for sure.

[@dano9176]

Maybe an old video, but still extremely helpful and I consider options for replacing my 22 year old Microphor electric toilet.

[@Rvlove]

Thank you . Glad you found it so helpful.

[@doreendaykin6693]

I really like the last system. It allows you to know your tank really is clean. I would prefer that anyday! The black tanks to me are the great black unknown...always wondering, worrying if it sprang a leak, if it's really clean.... This, you can see it...

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@josephineferdinand5417]

The rinsewand, is for cleaning yourself, after toillet use.

[@theyeetus1428]

Yeah...

[@douglaswindsor120]

It makes your toilet into a bida

[@thiaeddy3694]

Thank you Julie. As always your videos are the best. We just traded our big RV for one that was more “us” except for the toilet. We knew we were going to up grade but had no idea which to choose. Now we know exactly what we will be putting into our Dream RV Thanks again.

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad to help.

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you so much for being such an inspiration to us! You guys proved you can work on the road so we did it. We sold it all and moved into our RV in Feb. We were finally able to start rolling 2 weeks ago. We are so happy and do not miss a thing! Thanks again. We hope to meet you guys at NomadFest! Keep up the good work. These newbies need all the help we can get!

[@Rvlove]

Thank you! We love hearing stories like this. Thank you for sharing. We wish you every joy and success and hope to meet you at NomadFest as well. Thanks again.

[@motorican5684]

Thanks to all of you, great to have this info on one video. Actually there are more types than I realized. I currently use a thetford port a potty in my popup camper but will be upgrading this year and hitting the road ( retired, woohoo ).

[@motorican5684]

PS A motorhome, even a small one,will seem extravagant after the popup. I have stayed in the popup up to 4 weeks at a time.

[@Rvlove]

That will be so awesome for you! Enjoy every moment!

[@squigglove]

That awkward moment when you realize you're actually researching toilets!

[@Rvlove]

thanks for the laugh. -M

[@adriannurse1502]

Thank you. That was very informative. As a new home builder I had no clue there were so many different RV toilets and so many different ways they worked.

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it so informative. Thank you.

[@immrnoidall]

I'm rebuilding a 69 fireball camper and deciding on a toilet system. the compost seems the best but that cassette deal is also nice.

[@Rvlove]

Composting toilet would probably be an easier aftermarket install than cassette.

[@immrnoidall]

RVLove | Marc & Julie Bennett that's true. i like how the cassette empties from outside

[@dkleath8697]

Good for You❣️I've been living in an '88 Fireball 5th Wheel for 3 yrs ( nothing in the bathroom works!) I bought a new porcelain Dometic toilet for it 2yrs ago, but since I can't do the necessary renovations myself; it's still sitting outdoors on a pallet! Wishing you All the Best >👵from CA.

[@immrnoidall]

@@dkleath8697 Do you mean a regular toilet for use with a septic system? I'm thinking doing maybe someplace out back of my house. I see some people on KZbin have done it cheaply. At my age and health condition. I don't see travel with mine. Being road worthy is a whole different ballgame than making a quiet solar powered getaway out back in the woods. Just need the right person to pull that one off. unfortunately the septic at my home decided to act up and needs a-fixen now. Typical. But wish you all the best. Good stuff happens too.

[@LisaMarli]

Thank you to you and all your friends. It is nice to see the options. And as the other poster has said, I've seen RVers dump their cassette toilet in a friend's bathroom when they are driveway camping. And I have heard 2-3 days between dumps. In Europe, where cassette toilets are standard, they have automated stations starting to appear. You put the cassette in a cubby, the door closes, in a few minutes you get a clean cassette with a few ounces of deodorizer in it. How civilized.

[@Rvlove]

Wow. Great extra info. Thanks for sharing.

[@todayissomeday]

That is really cool! We are hoping to RV in Europe someday.....

[@ceefiveceefive]

Nice informative video! Only one missing is incinerator toilet which I consider best of all. Very little power required to use and just a few teaspoons of ash is all that is left per use. I plan to go full time next year and will definitely get one! Bonus: allows you to use existing black tank as extra gray tank storage.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks Cari. Yes, it would have been great to add an incinerator toilet to the video, but even though we have heard of them many times, we have never met somebody who has one for the video. Wishing you every success out on the road.

[@murraymadness4674]

Very little power? are you kidding? Entire day of solar for one flush

[@dlewis4633]

Who new there were so many types of toilets for RV 's. This was a very educational video. Thank you !

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it so informative. Thank you.

[@LordFalconsword]

"poopsickle" - You win the internet today.

[@Rvlove]

LOL.. Glad you enjoyed the term.

[@dogcatparty7371]

8 billion people should watch this video to help more people survive and help the environment. G'day

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you liked it and found it so beneficial.

[@aftonhensley4192]

Never thought I would come away from this video wanting a composting toilet for my trailer rebuild.... huh....

[@Rvlove]

Glad we could share some insight. -M

[@aftonhensley4192]

@@Rvlove thank you very much!

[@kevinjoshua4944]

I am going to a rv show and this information is extremely helpful

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ek9772]

Quite a spectrum with great people presenting. The missing toilet is an incinerating toilet, and these might be the best solution when RVing and boon docking around the country.

[@helenholt1161]

This is what I want, a Cinderella. First time I started drooling over toilets.

[@Rvlove]

Yes, we have heard about them, but have not met somebody with one of those yet.

[@kxrv6629]

Very informative! Best toilet video I have seen. I didn’t know there were that many types. Regarding “compost” from composting toilet, I would strongly advise against using in gardening because of possible human pathogens especially on food crops.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for your feedback. I agree in not using in gardening, especially food crops. Some claim it is fine, but not something I would try.

[@acme511]

We quite like our C-Head, We had a Natures Head before and I it was more difficult to clean has special tanks and much more expensive. The C-head composter uses a Home Depot style 5 gallon bucket and a standard 1 gallon water jug for the urine. I'm making a new style of composting toilet for our second motorhome now that has a bunch of the best ideas we've seen on youtube and other media. Three people full time and we dump the 5 gallon bucket with never any bad odor about every 15 or 20 days.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@kariwick-InnerPeaceCoaching]

Had to watch this after seeing all your Tampa rv show videos. Who knew almost a half an hour about toilets could be so entertaining??? 💩 Kari

[@Rvlove]

Hahahaaa! Hey I think you sent me an email and I forgot to answer! Looking for it now! The toilet video has been popular - someone had to do it :) LOL

[@ElizabethCar]

Thank you for making this video it was very informative as I am considering what to put in my rv conversion.

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeandecker4073]

Very informative. Didn't realize there were so many kinds. Thanks for sharing.

[@Rvlove]

Thank you.

[@timleaning6695]

That was interesting. We have a cassette there's 2 of us and when we are not using facillities it will go into the 3rd day... Your guy didn't mention pressing the button when emptying or adding chemicals to the cassette. Very informative video thanks to all who contributed and you for putting it together.

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. Great point that it can stretch to three days when staying in places with facilities.

[@timleaning6695]

RVLove | Marc & Julie Bennett Put a link to campsite wardens page on FB. Hope that's ok?

[@BillGreenAZ]

This may sound weird but this is exactly what I was hoping to see. Thanks for going through the options. What I have never seen yet is someone hooking up the hose to their black tank outlet. I'm wondering what all that entails. I guess I'll have to look around a bit on KZbin.

[@Rvlove]

Hi Bill, Glad you found it so helpful. Hooking up the hose to the waste tanks is actually super easy. Usually just a quarter turn with a bayonette fitting at the RV end, and screwing in at the dump station end (or sometimes just putting a rock or other heavy item on that end so it doesn't move. Then pull the handle on the blade valve to start releasing the contents. It is recommended to open the valve slowly at first to reduce the initial force, especially if not secured firmly by screwing into the dump area. Thank you

[@BillGreenAZ]

Thanks for the explanation. I was originally looking to go with a composting toilet but now a flush toilet seems better.

[@kramertmarie]

Very informative! I am considering the possibility of living in a schoolie full time. I have heard so many Cons against a composting toilet that if I'm able to do this, I think I'll probably install a regular RV toilet with black tank. Ease of use and ease of maintenance.

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it informative. Yes, Pros and Cons to all kinds of toilets. We have friends who rave about their composting toilets, but we prefer regular RV toilets with a black tank for the way we travel. Good that you are thinking through which will be best for you.

[@Frindleeguy]

The nice thing about a composting toilet is you could have a homemade version pretty cheap in addition to your wet toilet. Just a thought. (The ole bucket and bag method with peat moss that many sailors use is what I'm referring to. Super easy)

[@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams.]

Heath is soooo adorable and funny. "It a poop suitcase and carry on.". I was seriously ROFL. Great info. What I am having trouble with is finding a porcelain commode that'll accept an electric bidet toilet seat. Or a bidet toilet for an RV. I thought I saw one in 40ft Cameo 5th wheel. But I don't remember the brand of it. The smallest bidet seats I can find still require a 1.5 inch clearance from the seat screws back. Is there a riser that'll accept longer screws to I can get above the water valve hump thats blocking the bidet seat from fitting. Basically need a riser that can have a toilet seats bolt on from the top. Or info from anyone thats successfully adapted their toilet to accept an electric Bidet seat. We have them in all our home bathrooms and refuse to go back to manual "cleaning". Sure one can use the bowl cleaning spray, but they're only refreshing on hot days. I do travel with one that I attach to virtually any bathroom faucet to get warm water cleaning. But those are not the hands free experience I am used too. Thanks y'all. I look forward to hearing from fellow bidet user's who've found a way to overcome the RV industries prejudice against electric bidet seats. A heated seat is a wonderdul experience during cold nights and days. Cheers from Seattle

[@Rvlove]

Hello Cameron. Sorry but we don't have any awareness of electric bidet compatible RV toilets. Hopefully somebody else reading the comments will have insight to share. Consider reaching out to Dometic directly. Perhaps they would consider producing one.

[@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams.]

@@Rvlove Ah hah! This 2" riser may actually work. There is also a 3 inch bolt on riser too. Does the bump on the back of typical RV porcelain toilets rise up more than 3 inches? I didn't check how high it bumps up on the DRV I was looking at. If it's no higher than 2 or 3 inches these (www.homedepot.com/p/Carex-Health-Brands-Hinged-Toilet-Seat-Riser-Elongated-FGB32100-0000/206572494 or the www.homedepot.com/p/DMI-Elongated-Hinged-Elevated-Toilet-Seat-in-White-641-2571-0005/204653100?MERCH=REC-_-PIPHorizontal1_rr-_-206572494-_-204653100-_-N) should work in order to add an electric bidet seat. Clearly a 20" aka comfort height toilet will increase to nearly 24-5 inches high with the riser and your choice of bidet seat. So one may want to get a lower height toilet or one of the "Squatty potty" steps to get back to a comfort height. So if some of you reading this can measure the height of the bump behind the seat I would greatly appreciated it. Please not the brand and model of your particular toilet and the bump height why you reply. This will not only help me, it'll help others considering adding an electric bidet to their RV. Yes, the electric bidet seats require 110 power to used the bidet (water heater, pump, heated seat, massage functions and lights) and will require a T valve added to the toilets water supply. For me adding an outlet behind the toilet and the water supply adapter will be easy. Others have run extension cords. You can get away with an extension cord depending on your bathroom layout and access to 110 power. Thank you. Happy holidays! Cheers from Seattle

[@douglaswindsor120]

The hose wand they show on a couple'of the units are actually a bidet system it's one of the types of units you can buy at your local building store Rona in Calgary Alberta had 4 retrofit kits a hose with spray nozzle with or without hot water and a toilet seat model with or without hot water I chose the straight cold seat one as by the time hot water gets to the unit your done and the water in the pipe gets to room temperature anyway it can get a little cold for the 2nd or 3rd person who uses it in a short time period

[@myrarega8312]

Great information Julie and friends. Thanks for putting this together!

[@Rvlove]

Glad you enjoyed it Myra.

[@robingood62]

Thanks for this video, I learned a lot! Did not know anything about camping-toilets.

[@Rvlove]

You are welcome. Love to hear that you learned so much.

[@Baer1990]

I've had the pleasure of using a vacuum toilet on a ferry once. I'm in love with it! (pretty heavy toilet abuser)

[@Rvlove]

Glad you like them. A bit noisy in the RV, but still impressive. -M

[@littlehouseofbig2138]

Thanks for this great info! We've been tossing around the idea of a change of equipment in Little House of Big. Appreciate the "heads" up on all the options!

[@Rvlove]

Haha you're welcome!

[@hotdrippyglass]

Aye, as I am certain others have said above/below thank you for putting this video together and thank you to the others for sharing their knowledge with us that have no idea of the details involved.

[@Rvlove]

Thank you for the comment. Glad you enjoyed it and learned a bit as well.

[@BlackDragonNationalPresident]

Great information! Thank you.

[@Rvlove]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@adamccurdy]

Has anyone heard of the separett composting toilet?? It Is by far the best waterless toilet we have found throughout our research and is the one we will be going with when we start full timing

[@Rvlove]

Haven't heard of that brand. Great that you found one you are excited about. -M

[@jackrodgersjr]

Outhouses not mentioned? Childhood memories (mostly terror due to small bottom and large opening) from 1947 or so of the cold seat when snow on ground, awful smell and again, the fear of falling... Not that long ago bedpans were used as toilets were not invented or installed.

[@Rvlove]

Yep, I remember thinking outhouses were a bit scary when I was a kid too.

[@Anubis90k]

UK viewer here. The toilets are great but our RVs (motorcaravans) are far smaller. The RVs featured in this video are like cruise ships in comparison.

[@Rvlove]

Yes. In general, RVs in the US are much larger than those in the UK.

[@rvnut1133]

I attended the Tiny House Festival back in October and won a Separett toilet. Lol... I never win anything and my first time winning anything I win a crapper! Still in the box but will see how I go about installing it and reusing the black tank as a gray or something else. Not sure yet.

[@Rvlove]

Congrats on winning, hope you find a use for it.

[@opaandomascampingadventures]

Hey..like they say..everybody poops! But who knew there were so many different ways to do it!! LMAO. Thanks for sharing.

[@Rvlove]

Thank you!

[@TheRealHoagie27]

This video actually answered every question I had about RV toilets thank you!

[@Rvlove]

So glad to have been able to share such valuable information with you. Thanks for the feedback. -M

[@jackrodgersjr]

Don’t forget the 5 gallon plastic button and plastic bags filled with cat litter plus the special toilet seat that fits on the bucket ($10 or so at Walmart). Always check to make sure there is no cat inside...

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing. We know those are popular with some minimalists and some vanners, but not as common in mainstream RVs.

[@DavidMiller-wf8oe]

5 GALLON BUCKET AND A SEAT IS WORKING RIGHT NOW DURING CONSTRUCTION TIME IN THE WOODS.

[@hammer883333]

Great video!!! VERY informative!!! Thanks for the intestinal fortitude to making it!!! Lol

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@samurai1833]

Great Video! I've just purchased my first class B RV but haven't taken delivery yet. If it has a cassette I just might cancel the order! Thanks!!

[@Rvlove]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video. -M

[@andreafolda1719]

That was totally interesting, even, or maybe especially for a full timer like us!

[@Rvlove]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you

[@theCaravanMartins]

The cassette toilet is by far the most common RV (caravan, Motorhomes) in the UK and Europe. I’d like to have seen the incinerating toilet. Propane versions could still be practical.

[@Rvlove]

Yes, Cassette are super common in other countries, but very uncommon here in the USA. Many are interested in incinerator toilets, but we have never met anybody who has one. -M

[@tom_olofsson]

Reminds me of a credit card commercial, "What's in your toilet?"

[@adriannurse1502]

Tom Olofsson lol!!! ☺

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for the laugh.

[@abranasing]

LOL

[@donnadoll9443]

Great not-so-pleasant but very useful information video for us. Thanks for sharing. Be safe, Be blessed. 😉😀❤🇺🇸💙

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it useful. Wishing you blessings and safety as well.

[@OnlyOneNia]

Thank you sooooo much for this video. It was EXTREMELY helpful.

[@Rvlove]

You are very welcome. Glad you found it so helpful. Thank you

[@sadashiva-mauloa4630]

See if you can find any RVer's with incinerator toilets please. There are different brands and I'd love to see their pros and cons. Thank you.

[@Rvlove]

We have been on the lookout, but in 7 years, never met anybody with one. -M

[@monicavazquez3744]

OMG the guy with the red hair he is awesome!!! Sooo funny with the “Giant Poopcicle” comment!!!! it’s 4 am and I’m rolling around in my bed laughing my head off!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Rvlove]

Yes. Heath's addition to the video was really fun. Glad you got such a kick out of it too. -M

[@douglaswindsor120]

The caset toilet is basically a portapotty built in

[@wendyshepard2080]

Helped me to u derstand some of the differences. The cassette toilet is quite similar to porta Potty

[@Rvlove]

Glad to have been able to help you better understand some of the different types of RV toilets. Yes, cassette are pretty similar to porta potty. Quite common in Europe and Australia. Less common here in USA but still found in some small RVs. -M

[@lvtaylortaylor9904]

Great comparisons Thanks for the research and info

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@2009gunni]

brilliant video, very educational for rigers :)

[@Rvlove]

Glad you liked the video. Not sure who rigers are. Maybe a typo intended to be beginners? -M

[@kenjboyd6233]

Good review, thanks!

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fnk101]

Thanks i was always wondering about different toilets

[@Rvlove]

Glad you found it informative.

[@ragbrairider5120]

Watch Diamond Dave's video about cassette toilet management. The Practical Motorhome. Heather isn't using the vent button, etc.

[@Maggie-Gardener-Maker]

This was good video, thank you, I had no idea how many different types there are. I been wanting composting in next rv but not sure and looking at all options.

[@Rvlove]

glad you enjoyed it - there are even MORE types of toilets not included here apparently - hope it helps you in your search. When looking at composting, also check out Airhead amzn.to/2xPmM5D - Mortons on the Move just did a great review on it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHq9kqZ5p9Coi7s

[@thomasdipaolo2349]

Nice overview. Thanks

[@ovmn]

That was very informative :) great video

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you liked it.

[@zannemairiwoods528]

Nice small poopcase!

[@Rvlove]

Catchy term.

[@kerryloper6142]

Very informative. Thanks for doing this video.

[@Rvlove]

You are welcome. glad you found it informative.

[@shastafog2516]

Doggie, kitty pine pellets are easier that hydrating a coco core block.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing. -M

[@Tobelemke]

Great video, right to the straight poop! Thanks

[@Rvlove]

Thank you

[@samanthadodd8112]

Very informative. This is a great video.

[@Rvlove]

Thank you

[@TheQueenOfStupidity]

What is the specific casette toilet? Its a niece design than most. And awesome video thanks 😊

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Sorry we don't remember the model on that one, it was in a rental in New Zealand at the time of filming.

[@hwntwww]

07:30 you can use the toilet rinser as a bidet function too

[@Rvlove]

Primary function is for rinser, but I imagine some use it for a bidet. -M

[@araftofwanderingotters206]

Thank you. It had to be told. Well done.

[@Rvlove]

Haha a dirty, stinky job but someone had to do it!

[@avramnanan]

Great video! Very informative

[@Rvlove]

Thanks - you're welcome!

[@CM-kl9qh]

I enjoyed learning my options, but you missed one: the combustion or incinerating toilet. Ref: Minimal List: BOGGED DOWN - TOILET ADVICE NEEDED. Expensive up front, ash goes in the trash about once a year (?).

[@Rvlove]

Thank you for mentioning that one. I had heard about those many years ago, but completely forgot about them when it came time to do this video. Thanks for the reminder and for sharing the information.

[@lebon2002be]

I don't quite agree about "dumping the cassette toilet everyday". The flush system uses about 1.5L water per flush/person per day. With 2 people using it, it's going to last about 3-4 days before having to dump the contents. The toilet capacity is about 18 Liters. With a cassette toilet you don't need to go to a designated dump station, you can dump the contents wherever you want, even in public restrooms. Even in the wild, if you have a shovel. That's my opinion. Take care.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing your experience with cassette toilet.

[@lebon2002be]

Thank you guys ! I love your videos ! :-)

[@gotthisusername]

You can dump it in public restrooms, yes, but having to look at and the splashes that can occur will make people not want to do that. And how much of the waste do you think the restroom toilet can hold?

[@abranasing]

@@Rvlove Thats true by what I have heard you don't have to dump everyday only if you want to or maybe have a big family.

[@rocketcityplannergirl]

Thanks for this video! I learned a lot!

[@Rvlove]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you

[@000MACK000]

How about a RV toilets part 2 what do people put in them, besides the obvious LOL, cleaner, disinfectants, products that break down waste so your tank doesn't fill up as fast.

[@ClissaT]

Say Thetford Foot Flush Toilet after a few alcoholic drinks!! 😂

[@Rvlove]

That would be a bit of a tongue twister after a few drinks.

[@joethecomputerguy1]

Leave it to Heath to bring up a Poopsicle.

[@Rvlove]

We had to have somebody bring it up. Legitimate concern in cold climates.

[@thedenos40]

No fudgesicles for me for a while...LOL

[@rozsmith6850]

Hey, everybody poops! Good info, thanks to all for sharing.

[@Rvlove]

Thank you

[@TheQUBANQT]

This was a really diverse video on rV toilet options. I wish someone had an incinerating toilet & could speak on it.

[@Rvlove]

We have had quite a few ask about incinerator toilets. Have never known anyone in six years of full-timing. -M

[@sargentsakto9236]

Do not put the “compost” from these toilets on your garden. To even think about using this in a garden you will have to compost this for an additional 6 months and even then I would only use it on non edible plants.

[@Rvlove]

I agree that I would not consider using it in my garden, and don't know anybody else that does. But, I imagine there are some folks out there that try it for their non-edible plants. -M

[@artfuldodger870]

VERY informative!! Thank you!!

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.