Surely you deal with it the same way as the actual Cane Toads.......out with the 7 Iron!
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No no. 2 loo
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I spat coffee all over my keyboard when I read that!!
Number 1 only for us as well. I have a very weak stomache, almost threw up on one of the kids when I was changing a nappy years ago. I put heaps more chemicals in then required and I still have trouble emptying the thing. I would hate to imagine a few toads hopping around in there..... making me reach a bit now just thinking about it. Hopeless I know. Also, whilst it has a door and an exhaust fan on the bathroom, I personally just think it is all a bit to close quarters to be knocking one out in there.
They are not alone!!!!:disgust:What about long drops?
My kids hate them with a passion
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Always do a decent flush out of the cassette after emptying. Have a short hose length with tap fittings just for this purpose. Most CP's have hose at dump point, but some roadside ones just have tap. Always use at least the chemical doses recommended with some water in holding tank.
Used a special caravan toilet tissue from RV store last time away. Maybe they just saw me coming, but it worked OK.
Cut down on paper going into tank by using moistened wipes with small waste bin in the ensuite. Waterless hand cleaner, disinfectant as well.
Used a special caravan toilet tissue from RV store last time away. Maybe they just saw me coming, but it worked OK.
Cut down on paper going into tank by using moistened wipes with small waste bin in the ensuite. Waterless hand cleaner, disinfectant as well.
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Telling them about the long drop monster when they're three eventually comes back to haunt you!
(Told my little sister years ago that the milk at Grandmas was squeezed out of the cows bottoms. She refused to drink it; I got a thick ear, and we had to take a milk bottle and secretly fill it, just so she could have bottle milk everytime we visited).
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What about long drops?
My kids hate them with a passion
My lot do too, one day we were out for a drive in the highlands, we stopped at a picnic/lookout area that had a brand spanking new longdrop, my better half said I'd rather go in the bush than use that.
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@expanda may say anything goes but I will advise that I have been attempting to implement a NO # 2's since our first van with a loo...... with no success to date.
Thanks for all the giggles all that have contributed.
Thanks for all the giggles all that have contributed.
Making me laugh!!!
Ours is No2 as a last resort, if you can walk to a loo.... off you go...
Poo stories are always funny....
Ours is No2 as a last resort, if you can walk to a loo.... off you go...
Poo stories are always funny....
Home Brand Napisan here also, a few drops of Eucalyptus oil or quality dish liquard in the flush tank.
When home I give it a good flush, then add 2 full caps of Napisan fill hot water, close it up let it sit, usually overnight, drain a flush again, clean as a pin.
You could use @bigman0510 thongs that he has retired and squash the sucker into the lawn!Not my bloody 7 iron.......would have to grab the next door neighbours for that task.....
What i did..... was get the hose and spent 20mins hosing that sucker into the lawn. It didn't go easily.
Won't need to fertilise that part of the lawn in spring.
I guess I've really started something here! For me it's simple, I've got a dunny, I've paid for it and I'm damn well gonna use it. The day I have to face my first lawn toad I might well change my mind but until then, crap on!
Don't forget the olive oil on the seals (toilet) and inside on the mechanism to keep the action smooth
I've heard of olive oil to keep your bowel movements 'lubricated' but never for the thunder box!