Bathroom solution at the shop?
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Renegade1LI
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Did you buy it?
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looking at now.
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nadogail
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Looks like an elegant solution to a crappy problem.
dcg9381
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They've got these (with air conditioning) around here - typically rented out to outdoor events and venues. Still got to fill the water thank and empty the black/gray tanks.
My solution:
Buy it. Its only money.
Adaylate
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I have one of those without the shower.
It's not hooked up yet. I figure on having in service for the house construction project.
Ritchy Brothers has them for sale at their auctions occasionally.
It's not hooked up yet. I figure on having in service for the house construction project.
Ritchy Brothers has them for sale at their auctions occasionally.
Shiftless
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My solution:
My friends owned a place with 3 acres fully fenced and planted so densely with trees and bushes that in most places you couldn’t see much more than 100 feet. Lots of meandering pathways. Visitors often practiced “random acts of nitrification” while walking the garden.
MAD
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Do they make one with just a pee sink?
When we ran our blending and break bulk packaging from a rural property with no plumbing we had employees on site so went with a composting toilet for serious activities and they simply went au naturel for simple relief (relatively remote location)..
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I see I can order a new one from Walmart for $6K.
Just saw one the last few days at a construction site
racecougar
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My solution:
Ditto. I just go around the corner. Didn't want to waste any useful space inside the shop.
niget2002
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Looks nicer than a piece of 4" PVC pipe going through the wall
Shiftless
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racecougar
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All to prevent splashback?How about into the dirt?
Shiftless
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I’m sure that arrangement is much better than having a stinky puddle on the surface right there in your camp.
I was just going say we used empty artillery powder canisters buried in the sand. Engineers put them in and dumped a bag of charcoal down in them prior to use.How about into the dirt?