Caravan & Motorhome Toilets | Maintenance and Repair

[@FixitFingers]

Everything i never knew i needed to know about camper dunnies 😂

[@whitedoggarage]

Sort of rounds off your education 🤣

[@markwhalen5300]

3:30 USA!!! 🇺🇸

[@whitedoggarage]

Yes you folks 😀

[@markwhalen5300]

Haha 30 seconds in and you have me laughing already, yes, the link is there, LOL

[@whitedoggarage]

Yep, got to get used to pointing to top left of picture, which is where YT puts the card 😀

[@peterebel7899]

The better toilets are the dry toilets. Great experience, much more autonomy due to less need for dumping.

[@whitedoggarage]

The dry ones are starting to make some headway in the Australian market. Thanks for watching all the same.

[@peterebel7899]

@@whitedoggarage I use it in the camper van for years now, great!

[@whitedoggarage]

@@peterebel7899 👍👍👍

[@markwhalen5300]

16:48 Vik (and I) want to know what those things attached to your back fence are?

[@whitedoggarage]

Fold up saw horses, they have fold in legs so they can be carried or stored relatively flat. Amazing what little things get spotted on the side 😀

[@markwhalen5300]

That was the first guess out of my mouth. But then as we were watching the video again, it looked like they were affixed to the fence, which prompted my question.

[@whitedoggarage]

@@markwhalen5300 I used to have their legs folder out and stacked elsewhere, but the legs are steel and bad rust developed with the legs touching the ground. They could always fold up and then I hit on the idea of folding the legs up and making hangers for them.

[@ewong8505]

😩 *Promo sm*