01-14-2011, 12:58 PM
Not to stir up a locked posted but before I could post that post was locked...
So I've attached a photo on the equipment we use as we don't have 'da-junk'...it's really convenient, cheap, light-weight...well until you fill up several 2-liter bottles.
Per the attached picture is all the necessary equipment for the outdoors gal on the hard deck or really anywhere outdoors when facilities aren't available...recommend some type of shelter.
1) Catch basin (coffee can) for fluids not solid...if solids are possible have several grocery plastic bags...with one bag having the bottom covered in kitty litter say 2 cups. Place bags in coffee can to contain the 'solids' and toilet paper...
2) Fluid transfer vessel (funnel maybe max $5 bucks think I paid $3 3 years ago...remove plastic hose and screen in funnel...not necessary to transfer fluids)
3) 2 liter bottle used with the fluid transfer vessel tranfer liquids from catch basin to screw on cap sealed waste containment container to 'properly' dispose of in a trash container
4) Storage bag for equipment when traveling.
It works very well...very cheap and very light weight and very good for the environment...not much of a hassle IMHO...but hey, again I'm simple...[
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So I've attached a photo on the equipment we use as we don't have 'da-junk'...it's really convenient, cheap, light-weight...well until you fill up several 2-liter bottles.
Per the attached picture is all the necessary equipment for the outdoors gal on the hard deck or really anywhere outdoors when facilities aren't available...recommend some type of shelter.
1) Catch basin (coffee can) for fluids not solid...if solids are possible have several grocery plastic bags...with one bag having the bottom covered in kitty litter say 2 cups. Place bags in coffee can to contain the 'solids' and toilet paper...
2) Fluid transfer vessel (funnel maybe max $5 bucks think I paid $3 3 years ago...remove plastic hose and screen in funnel...not necessary to transfer fluids)
3) 2 liter bottle used with the fluid transfer vessel tranfer liquids from catch basin to screw on cap sealed waste containment container to 'properly' dispose of in a trash container
4) Storage bag for equipment when traveling.
It works very well...very cheap and very light weight and very good for the environment...not much of a hassle IMHO...but hey, again I'm simple...[
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