Motorhome Basics: Empty Your Toilet Like a PRO - Best Practices Revealed!

Welcome to my 'Motorhome Basics' series, where I'll cover all the essentials you need to know as a new motorhome owner. In this episode, I tackle a subject that every motorhome owner will face: emptying the Thetford toilet cassette. Even if it's your first time, I've got you covered with the best practices and etiquette tips to make the process smooth and hassle-free at any campsite. Watch now to empty your toilet like a pro, and stay tuned for more basics!

[@lmj3467]

I've watched a few of your videos now and really enjoyed and found them useful, particularly the oven hacks! I'm a Swift 604 owner and am hoping you'll be posting more soon

[@ASwiftEscape]

Thank you so much! Yes, I’ve taken a break, but will be back with more very soon - watch this space, as they say! 😎👍🏻

[@chrispow011]

I've noticed the float sticks in the up position on mine quite often also, I have to open the trap door and make sure it's moving freely 👍

[@ASwiftEscape]

Interesting- are you able to see the pivot point? Maybe worth trying to get some lubrication on to it, perhaps?

[@chrispow011]

@ASwiftEscape Sort of, if it's stuck up I flick it down with a long screwdriver, I think it's had some toilet paper wrapped around it. Will need a proper clean but for now sunbathing takes priority 😀

[@ASwiftEscape]

That is absolutely the correct answer lol😂@@chrispow011

[@nicolaf970]

I use a silicone spray on my toilets moving parts. It’s about a quid a tin from home and bargain… you can use a silicone grease or petroleum jelly on the seals

[@ASwiftEscape]

That’s a great tip - thank you