Is The Laveo Dry Flush Toilet Worth It?

We live in our van full time and decided to try the Laveo Dry Flush Toilet.
We realize that...
1) This is the most expensive vanlife toilet. It is our emergency toilet for the kiddos and has saved us in some situations.
2) The flushes do not always work, but no system is perfect. For us it was a better option than black water, a cassette or composting.
3) When we bought this dry flush toilet we were told that they were coming out with biodegradable bags. I’m still waiting for that to happen and have emailed them many times about this with no response. We are not proud of the waste it produces, but we are happy to save some water!?
4) Getting/finding/ buying the flushes on the road is impossible. The company has ZERO distribution. The customer service for this company is horrible. Those are the two biggest reasons we do not recommend this product. If that does not bother you then go for it! The actual concept and product work very well.
Hey! We are Geo and Allie. We sold our house, bought a Sprinter Van and hit the Road. Geo runs a business from the road and Allie focuses on putting her energy into the kids education and our next destination. We are originally from Baltimore MD, but our travels will take us all around the country.
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[@tinyhouseallianceusa802]

Best toilet for an airbnb

[@bunnywhite6513]

Seriously the waterless (and water using) toilet industry is a damn mess! Every design I have seen fails at some critical aspects of usage and is grossly overpriced. I know we can solve this issue, but I suppose we don't have enough minds on it and/or the right ones. That plus a general lack of motivation from the population to invest in the proper R&D. Makes me quite ill seeing how much waste is created from these sub-par systems that are literally supposed to be helping us manage our organic waste.

[@karolinaopaczynska7562]

Very useful thing to have. Shaving everything,

[@obhobo]

Thanks for the intel. At $1+ per flush it's incentive to eat a proper diet. Agree with the increased waste but if used sparingly arguably acceptable. Any smell? That looks like ocean beach :] Thanks again, take it easy. If you run into a large white T1N 158"wb with tinted windows, knock and say hello. I'll trade in-n-out and a beer for a flush :p

[@BookItTravel]

haha thanks! How long have you been on the road? The smell is contained. We had very few issues with that.

[@nomad_R1]

Did you talk about the smell and I missed it? Is smell an issue?

[@BookItTravel]

It contains the smell well. Liquids were more of an issue than solids for us. Overall if you use it as a regular toilet it would start to small after about 2-3 weeks.

[@oddopops1327]

👍👍😊

[@BookItTravel]

Thanks!

[@oddopops1327]

@@BookItTravel 😊

[@JimTMcDaniels1]

Almost $1,000 for this toilet & almost $2 a flush! It's very clever that it twists a continuous bag to seal each flush. I'm SURE there is a way to make a DIY inner outer bucket that you manually twist the inner simple trash bag to do the same thing. Take care

[@BookItTravel]

Jim, definitely could be a way to hack this! Let me know if you build something.

[@unknownquantity4440]

My first though is that this is nothing but an adult-sized Diaper Genie. Perhaps those continuous bags can be adapted somehow?

[@kinderliving1]

I am actually going to purchase this toilet. Yes, I agree, that the waste makes me very sad. But as a senior, I need something to use at night and in emergencies. I will be camping mostly remotely, so I will use other options. However, I don't want to be venturing out in the middle of the night, either. Maybe, hopefully, they will make those inserts out of something more environmentally friendly in the future. I'm already going to be driving a diesel vehicle, as opposed to my daily electric car, so I have to live with that guilt as well. We all do what we can.

[@theclosetedpsychic]

I was dead set on a Cinderella (incinerating) until I learned about the power draw…. My second choice? Laveo for the win!🙌 Your vid 💯 convinced me. Thank you!

[@BookItTravel]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment. Good luck with everything!

[@theclosetedpsychic]

@@BookItTravel Thanks! I found one on marketplace for $400! (With 6 refills) So I’m feeling justified in this purchase 😅 we’ll see how it goes tho! 😬🤞 Not super thrilled about the idea of potentially being stuck driving somewhere super remote with a garbage bag full of shit!🤣

[@mel2000]

A very informative video that was so well-paced, I was surprised it went by so quickly. Still, most of your complaints had more to do with living the van life than with the fault of the toilet. it seems to be more suitable for a getaway cabin.

[@BookItTravel]

Appreciate the kind words. Yes I agree this would be a good fit for a getaway cabin that does not have full plumbing. Great idea!

[@richardclegg5853]

I've had mine in my RV for almost 2 years, spend over 200 nites a year so likely 400 to 500 uses so far. Big fan. Recently had an issue, too lazy to look up a solution, went ahead and called directly, 6:30 at night, the voice-mail said leave a message, I got a call back within 10 minutes but missed it, got another call less than 10 minutes later, gentleman walked me through a couple solutions I should try before ordering say parts and if first suggestion didn't work, suggested cheaper alternatives than ordering from them directly!!! Who does that? His first suggestion worked and didn't cost me a dime... personally, best customer support experience I've EVER had (and I'm 60 years old). Highly reccomend the product and the company

[@BookItTravel]

Had the exact opposite experience when it came to their customer service. Glad it went well for you though. Thanks for sharing your side of things!

[@susieq1957]

I'm old, and this insert reminds me of the Jiffy Pop popcorn container only upside down!! 😂😂😂

[@antmanv05]

I have a Laveo in my van. I like it because I don't like messing around with dumping the tank. Often there is a line of RV's waiting to dump so it's wasting time. Plus it's gross. I only use mine when I can't find a real toilet or if the weather is inclement. I am happy with my laveo.

[@BookItTravel]

Scott, thanks for the input. Glad it is working for you!

[@bayer54]

How’s the smell ?

[@antmanv05]

@@bayer54 it started to smell a little after about a month. It wasn't strong but it did smell a little. I changed the bag and , of course, that solved it. it is very easy to change.

[@collegerunner101]

I would choose this toilet over the other two. Composting toilets creep me out (they are like human litter boxes) and I really don't want to handle a cassette toilet with waste.

[@BookItTravel]

Totally see your point! It has served us well for certain things. The biggest drawback is how hard to replacement flushes are to find on the road! Thanks for watching!

[@patriciam4123]

Agreed. They can unplug the laveo when not in use to avoid flushing

[@bayer54]

Me too ! I’ll get this one for my van .

[@antmanv05]

@@BookItTravel right. I got them online.

[@marciodoo]

Best review so far about Leveo. Thanks!

[@lorijones9579]

I could go for this because you can drop used cat litter in it too. That makes having a cat on the road much easier.

[@BookItTravel]

Lori, yes you could! Good idea

[@susanjeffay3851]

My thoughts exactly- more waste than my waste!

[@BookItTravel]

"More waste than my waste" Susan- that is a great line! Well said.

[@tonymelton3165]

With some skill and coordination and I could use one of those diaper disposal thingies a lot cheaper, lol. But this could be great for boondocking because it uses no precious water to flush. In a campground we only use the RV toilets for night time needs or emergencies so maybe not too expensive to use this device if used only as needed. Safe Travels!

[@BookItTravel]

Tony- for sure! haha never thought of that one! Appreciate the comment and support. Safe Travels to you also.

[@antmanv05]

That's how I use mine. I try to use a real bathroom when I can. I just got back from a 7 week trip and used less than one cassette. To me, it's worth it. I am happy with mine.

[@jbsimmons54]

It did not flush properly. I've seen others do a perfect twist vertically, get pulled down, and the next user does not see the twisted up bag from the previous user. Yours started the vertical twist, then twisted it horizontally and left it for the next user to see... It should, for the most part, be virtually invisible...

[@ExclusiveLM]

Even though this toilet beats taking a SH*T and just kicking it under the refrigerator, the toilet doesn't seal the smell out and it STINKS ....... I'll bet. I've never used this toilet. But, the reviews are horrible on Home Depot and Amazon. So for that reason....... I'm out.

[@bayer54]

Getting my van built soon and i will choose this toilet ! I don’t want to deal with dumping gray water and other stuff ! 😅

[@messenger8139]

Laughing through the entire presentation. I so needed a good laugh. That got me to subscribe.

[@BookItTravel]

Thanks so much Messenger813! Tried to make it entertaining!

[@Omegaman1969]

I couldn't give a crap about the price.......as long as it doesn't smell. :-)

[@thedude5599]

I take 3 shits a day YIKES, that works out to 1800 dollars a year to take a shit.

[@jfrederick71]

Hmm, this may be a good option for our family for our off grid camp. We have a son with disabilities so he def needs a toilet while the hubs and I can pee outside. It wouldn’t get too much use. I never knew these existed, I’ve been pricing incinerator toilets,which are very costly in price and in energy use. Thanks for this honest review.

[@BookItTravel]

Sure thing! It would definitely work in the right situations. Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@NoTimeForThatNow]

Great video, I too was looking at the cost per flush and thinking it was outrageous. I would love to see a comparison of the cost per flush for a composting toilet as well. Obviously a cassette toilet can be dumped in many public toilets for free, but it just seems so inconvenient to do so.

[@BookItTravel]

There will be drawbacks with every option. That is what we came to realize! The one with the least amount of drawbacks for your situation is usually what will be best!

[@antmanv05]

it's $2 a flush. $30 for a bag/15 "flushes". I only use it when absolutely necessary. it got me through a month and a half trip. so, I can live with it.

[@antmanv05]

right. I see RV's lined up sometimes for a long time. and they are messy. it really depends on how much you use it. I'm single in a van so it's ok for me. but if you have a family and use it several times a day it might not be recommended.

[@pobo6113]

You need to know that it is illegal to dispose human waist in the trash. Now my argument to that is what do people do with used diapers. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I know right. Just FYI.

[@jimthewindmillman9317]

Baby diapers and depends

[@VagabondAccountant]

Actually it is not illegal if it's in a closed or sealed bag (in the US, at least).

[@BoanergesJim]

Great information and thank you for sharing! I will say, though, my favorite part of the video was at the 7 minute mark where a fluffy-butt cat makes an appearance.

[@BookItTravel]

Jim, thanks for noticing! haha she is a sweet cat.

[@baba_babaa2]

I'm not understanding this, so its a foil type large bag (probably extremely hard to rip or tear) attached to a cardboard cutout octagon type shape. OK so far nothing we cant do fairly easily. Its attached to the top plastic part (which is always thrown away) probably by an adhesive. Ok a little tougher here. Plastic top part we can get 3d printed with minor modifications to allow for small latch clamps maybe 5 of them around the outside which latch on and hold the top of the large foil type bag to it. And then you just unlatch it and reuse the plastic top part with your foil type bags which are made of extremely hard to rip or tear material. I will get on this, hardest part is the latches and making sure they hold tight. Or maybe even plastic inserts that go through the plastic part and through the top of the bag so that will def hold it. It's not even about the saving of $$$ but more about the convenience, less space wasted because you are reusing the bulkiest part of it, and most of all not having to worry about running out.

[@BookItTravel]

See what you can do! Would be crazy to see a self built one!

[@daryn2826]

Yeah I love the idea but I would need to buy in bulk and then store them if I want to go let’s say to South America or Europe….I don’t want to get in a pinch and run out of flushes OR let’s say the company ships all over the world. So not only do I need to spend money on the refills (it’s not cheap) but now I have a shipping cost and just hope the package makes. There are lots of pros and cons, just like all the other types.

[@BookItTravel]

Daryn, exactly. You put it perfectly. Great concept for a portable toilet, but there are some things that could be improved. Thanks for the comment and the support!

[@78twood]

I saw another video today that said Home Depot carries the bags now

[@chirogirl67550]

Hahahahah…you’re funny. Good video..Peace and Blessings

[@wideawake5630]

I use a Luggable Loo in. my tiny house. Plastic bucket with toilet seat. I line it with heavy kitchen can bags, changed twice weekly. Put them in a big black bag with the rest of my trash and in the bin for pick up. Anyone who has raised kids or cats should have no problem with the changing process. The die hard greens can skip the bags and compost the waste. In a moving house bungee it to the wall and keep the lid down. They are cheap and simple. Drop in some cedar shavings or oil if you like. Don't use cedar or most oils around cats. Many things are toxic to them. Peeing outdoors or in a separate container reduces weight and smell. It's really not bad. I don't see the DryFlush as worth the advantage of never seeing or smelling waste while servicing. I'm not a princess. Six and a half years with this system so far.

[@solkim880]

Its refill is too much expensive.

[@tropicthndr]

Best toilet for a small airplane too, no extra flush water weight to add to the plane. Somebody just needs to come up with a product to spray or drop in there with your load so it doesn’t stink next time you flush it again after a week of rotting in there.

[@BookItTravel]

Never thought about the small airplane use! When you flush the seal is actually pretty good! Appreciate the comment the support!

[@Marmeecos]

They have! Pee Powder solidifies urine and neutralizes order. Also, there is Poopouri.

[@stanleytolle416]

I use a Walmart fold up bag toilet. I buy Big Lots 4 gal bags that I line one of the expensive bags that come with the toilet The whole secret is to separated out number one into a easy to use sealable container. I use a large big gulp cup because I have a nice no spill place to put the thing in my van and it's easy to replace. Also, nobody seems to object to emptying out a big gulp cup on to grass or in a planter (to much to finish anyway especially the lemon lime stuff). The other stuff is simply sealed up in the bag. For me this goes right away into a dumpster but there are other ways. You could put in some drying powder or peat moss and place in a couple of 2.5 gallon slide seal bags or sealable bucked if you want to go the batch route. You can also go the compost route by getting composting bags and bury the material where it will not get disturbed for a year or so. For me it's 60 bags for $2.50 pluss TP, paper towels and hand sanitizer is enough for everyday. Yeah, toilet is $35 at Walmart which you need to replace now and then because the plastic clips on the legs and lid like to brake.

[@BookItTravel]

Nice set up Stanley. Thanks for sharing all the toilet tips!

[@elainedesantana1993]

I am not buying that you wasted a flush for this video 😝😂

[@sheliaruffing119]

Figured it costs you $200 a month in filters for one of these.

[@BookItTravel]

I know, bummer right. It was great for emergencies, but that is about it.

[@SmartBusN]

Living in a rv for years black tanks such esp if u can't afford to move to warm climates every season Most parks have dumpsters and most have dogs and throw bags of dog waste out so I will get this toliet eventually. Also to add over past few years lot places charge 10 to dump with a family thats prob lot more then 2 a flush. Even big black tank fill up quick and lot waste can't break down fast enough to have no smell

[@BookItTravel]

Thanks watching Kojack. Appreciate your insight on things also. The toilet situation in a van is never going to be ideal.

[@cowens7844]

I love it! Would recommend it over and over again!!

[@BookItTravel]

haha thanks Connie! Had a good time making this one.

[@intuitiveinspiredart4366]

Line your black lining with another, smaller, bag. Leave out the cassette and add cedar shavings. Simply add cedar shavings (to cover) each time you use it. When the toilet is full, tie a knot in the top of the inner bag and toss in the trash. Line again with another small bag and repeat. The toilet is great, using it as intended... not so much. Too pricey and the cassettes take up far too much real estate in one's vehicle.

[@BookItTravel]

Great ideas! Thanks for watching.

[@wild-hernessaerialist6440]

Thank you so much! 😄👏 what a great video & sense of humor! I've been doing the van life off & on & my aunt got me this toilet for use in my home cirque studio & the van. My husband wants to return it (if that's possible) & I am faced w/the dilemma do I hurt my aunts feelings & tell her we would prefer a different toilet. If you didn't go this route... what WOULD you do?

[@BookItTravel]

Wild-herness! Hard decision. Honestly if we were not full time in our van we would enjoy it. The toilet is great for a week or two adventures. It is self sustaining and can really get you by in an emergency. Full time it has been a challenge for us and we find ourselves using it less and less because we can not replace the flushes. Aside from that it really is a good product!

[@MyplayLists4Y2Y]

Wow! An amazingly BAD DESIGN! So much waste!

[@BookItTravel]

Yes I agree...and so many ways they could improve on it, but nothing seems to be happening.

[@jaredengberg9295]

You said you were going to get to the smell but forgot. How is the smell? I have seen mixed opinions.

[@BookItTravel]

The smell is not bad at all, unless you let it sit. If we had waste in there for a few weeks you would notice the smell. If you use it for a week or two then empty you are good.

[@yvonneanderson9867]

I really appreciate your opinion and demonstration. It was really helpful. I wonder if you have a video on the Incinolet Toilet? I'll check and see. Have a great year!

[@BookItTravel]

Thanks so much! I do not. Ill have to check it out.

[@johnmeye]

Great presentation! So, does it Stink?

[@BookItTravel]

If you leave it for a few weeks, yes! If you use it a few times then dispose of the waste it does a great job of not smelling.

[@dib4152]

It would cost me well over 3K to get this toilet in NZ, and then there's the refills and powder to pay for which seem to cost 100-200NZD. That along with the environmental guilt makes it not worth it for NZ consumers. Goddammit!!

[@BookItTravel]

Di B, that is a hard problem to solve!

[@dib4152]

@@BookItTravel I worked out the Laveo would cost me around $10k+ NZD over 10 years at least. I just can't dammit dammit dammit!

[@aionphriend]

Definitely building my own. Probably have a base bucket underneath with a bag then drop another bag under the toilet seat on a ring that will turn off an old drill i have. Use spin drop lift seat new bag drop nappy powder, ready to go again.

[@VagabondAccountant]

Did you happen to start making your own? I want to do the same because I have had this Laveo for 7 days now and after the first pre-loaded cartridge was used up in 4 days in our Skoolie, the toilet has not worked correctly since!

[@aionphriend]

@@VagabondAccountant yes 2. One for van one for boat. Not been used much moving into winter. But certainly not pricey.

[@nhennessy6434]

I'm guessing the replacement cartridges are in the $30 range.

[@BookItTravel]

$67 for a 3 pack....it adds up any way you slice it.

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

How do you know when the bags are used up?

[@guidogopherdimatteo6323]

@@thedevilsadvocate5210 Red line shows up on the cassette.

[@jeanniebaker9929]

😆loved the pee pee dance

[@BookItTravel]

haha Thanks Jeannie! Appreciate the support.

[@theath1064]

Can you pee and poop at the same time?

[@Happy-Honkey]

Too bad it did not have a pull like a lawnmower to flush it. There you go man, diy poo string.

[@BookItTravel]

haha that would have been good Daniel!

[@MacSociety]

fun video. thanks!

[@BookItTravel]

Thanks TJ! Appreciate the support and the Sub!

[@bayer54]

You forgot to mention the smell .

[@ZebaKnight]

It might be possible to do an end run around the cartridges by using kitty litter or camping toilet supplies (I don't know what they're called - they are used in very primitive bucket style 'toilets' to absorb waste) deposited directly into plastic trash bags. Hand twisting would be an option for the un-squeamish. That also means no battery power would be needed. Granted, it's an expensive option as opposed to that bucket...

[@BookItTravel]

Good thought Zeba, but why buy the toilet if you are not going to use the cartridges? That is a super expensive bucket. In bind you could throw a bag in there for sure, but then you do not get all the benefits of the dry flush. Appreciate the thoughtful comment though! What set up do you have?

[@ZebaKnight]

@@BookItTravel I agree! If I had this toilet, I'd use the cartridges. I have a 1989 Volvo station wagon (best car ever) now. It's still running well, but when I must get a new vehicle, it will be one I can camp/live in. So I'm just doing research now. There is so much great information out there! I'm grateful to all the folks who've shared their wisdom. I also just learned how to find/reply to Reply posts. AGH! At least your message wasn't months old. Thanks for writing.

[@7swordmary649]

How many flushes per JiffyFlush bag?

[@BookItTravel]

About 20.

[@aionphriend]

Build your own. The powder is out of baby nappies. Cost almost nothing. But you have to rip them up. As for the bags, just use one at a time quality bin bag and cable tie.

[@john-qb2sc]

Didn't work properly.. This is not a very good review.... Should have done a demo with liquid, lots of solids (ie, use a dog or cat) lots of paper.... Oh well...

[@ryanwwest]

I've seen some reviewers mention a urine-diverting mechanism as pee is harder for flushes and causes more of the smell (and potentially saves on flushes too). Have you done anything like this? My only concern is wife approval factor with this haha.

[@9af5]

This was really helpful! A few questions: 1. Can you push the bag down in between flushes? Im worried about splash back. 2. How many flushes before you need to empty the toilet? 3. Do the cartridges ever expire? Thanks so much!

[@BookItTravel]

Sure thing! Thanks for the kind words. Yes you can push the bag down between flushes very easily. You will not have back splash if you push the bag down. You get about 17-20 flushes. I do not think they would expire. I can not say for sure though. Good luck with your purchase!

[@mindyourselfwithalison7665]

@@BookItTravelThanks so much! Take good care!

[@koanstarr9393]

How about Diarrhea? Any input, or output would be helpful))

[@bassmonk2920]

You don't need a dump station for a cassette toilet....

[@MacSociety]

Subscribed.

[@BookItTravel]

TJ! Thanks so much! Appreciate the support!

[@tigerlily6512]

I want one.

[@BookItTravel]

In certain situations they work really well! Thanks for watching.

[@crossxcats]

a bucket with a bag in it takes no power and is cheap to free I like that thing but think it's too expensive

[@slimetimefishing4782]

i didnt know u could throw human waste in any ole dumpster haha ,but imma do it 😂

[@dh-in8qr]

Not sure I heard you mention the smell compared to traditional RV toilets? Great video.

[@BookItTravel]

DH- so this one is hard to answer. If the toilet is in our garage we do not smell it. Now if we use it (so there is waste) then we do not use again for another few days it will smell when you flush it. Since the air is being moved around (pulled and pushed to twist the waste). After that we can store it and not smell it at all. We have also used it a few times then had access to toilets so it just sat there and after about a month it does start to smell. The short answer is for a toilet that is self contained they did a great job with it not smelling very much at all. I hope that helps!

[@Cookinel]

New sub for this

[@BookItTravel]

Cookinel, really appreciate it! Worked hard on this one. Thank you!

[@Cookinel]

@@BookItTravel it shows never laughed so hard at such a utilitarian review

[@BookItTravel]

Haha...great way to put it! Thanks again

[@jimthewindmillman9317]

Please list the LAW you speak of

[@ms.whitefolks1223]

I would not pee in that. Save it for 💩

[@davidhunternyc1]

What about an incinerator toilet? Have you tried that?

[@BookItTravel]

Have not tried that yet. We will put it on the list!

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@BookItTravel I will stay tuned... 👍🏼

[@tammylouasksdearsubswtf7955]

wth is an incinerator toilet? lol,,

[@Sourpusscandy]

Let me tell you, the smell of human waste gags me beyond belief, so yeah, to not have to fk around with human waste and odors, worth it! (I don’t have one)

[@BookItTravel]

Sos- yes I totally agree! That is a huge benefit for this system.

[@mikedeitz2924]

You never got back to the smell.... How about the issue of the smell.......

[@BookItTravel]

It does not smell. But if you leave waste in it for 30 days or so there might be a small odor. Overall we were impressed with the lack of smell.

[@sasstewart1222]

EVERYTHING is a subscription now... even 💩's!

[@BookItTravel]

True!

[@debbiestjohn4448]

Nicely done!!

[@BookItTravel]

Thanks Debbie! Tried to be as entertaining as I could about the use of a portable toilet!

[@andrewg9457]

Funny intro

[@BookItTravel]

Thanks Andrew! Appreciate the support. Do you have a van or rv?

[@lopezlopez7132]

They sell those inserts on Amazon!

[@BookItTravel]

Lopez, last time I looked they were double to triple the price we paid when we got them from Laveo.

[@lopezlopez7132]

@@BookItTravel In the video you stated: "You HAVE to buy from Laveo." This is not true because you CAN buy from Amazon. and it's $99.95 for a 3-pack, which more than from Laveo, but not "double to triple."

[@BookItTravel]

@@lopezlopez7132 haha ok, I stand corrected. People can buy them from Laveo and resell them at a higher price on Amazon. Point being it is more expensive and inconvenient.

[@lopezlopez7132]

@@BookItTravel You see, friend, English is not my native language and I sometimes understand it literary. "You have to buy it from..." means to me that I have no other choice. That's all. Good luck with your KZbin endeavor!

[@mars9953]

Lol.

[@erikh9991]

I went to the website. Pee powder, looks like butter topping for popcorn 🤮

[@BookItTravel]

Ugh that is no good.

[@MrTubeman123456]

Funny video but very helpful I think I will pass on this one I'm in the process of making my own toilet cost 60. Dollars. Will be fine great video thank you.

[@BookItTravel]

Thanks Eric! Appreciate the support. $60 for a homemade one! Wow that is a deal. Good luck with the build.

[@MrTubeman123456]

@@BookItTravel thank you I only have so much money to work with another thing I will do is to make a urinal out of a 5 gal bucket pvc pipe comes out of lid to a funel and a urinal cake to control any smell hose inside pipe 1x2 inch Dia I will be only one on van because the toilet will have only one receptical for 1 and 2 with lid I don't know if I mentioned it before but enough of that I think I've seen 25 video on utube so far thats probably enough thanks for your video and responses.

[@BookItTravel]

@@MrTubeman123456 Sure thing! Sounds like you have some excellent working knowledge on how to attack this project. Good luck!

[@MrTubeman123456]

@@BookItTravel thank you

[@tztz1949]

Just justify the cost of a flush toilet either in a van or home.

[@dianetorres2119]

? Know anything about Cinderella toilets ?

[@BookItTravel]

Nope, sorry!

[@operaguy1]

$5000

[@franny5295]

I went ahead and bought one. 1) the bucket system does not allow for mixing pee and poo and hiding that from animals camping required putting the bags of waste in my trunk. It was hot. I did not do that twice. 2) In the event the world's biggest crybabies decide to throw a life changing temper tantrum and we have to hide from radioactive fallout the shelter won't be of much use if we can't manage waste in it. Can you imagine being stuck in a sealed up area where the point is to prevent air flowing in with poop and pee fermenting?

[@devildogcrewchief3335]

Well Hell Billy Bob....if you're so smart, why don't you invent the perfect portable toilet?

[@BookItTravel]

Hey Devil Dog, great idea. Ill get to work! Honestly, if we could get flushes on the road it would be a great product. But they have not figured out distribution.

[@devildogcrewchief3335]

@@BookItTravel LOL...

[@BootstrapUp]

Just use a trash bag.

[@BookItTravel]

Yes that is an option. But with two kids and two adults that would not be ideal...

[@robertd6925]

Yeah these things are a f#cking scam.