Anyone use the bivvy loo. Any good or full of sh#te
Any other makes or models people use on long sessions.
Had a search on the forum but couldn't find anything previously related.
Any other makes or models people use on long sessions.
Had a search on the forum but couldn't find anything previously related.
In reply to Post #1
The Carp Life Bivvy Loo is the one to get. I got a cheap one off fleabay with a predictable outcome when the frame collapsed. Not a pretty scene, though my son found it quite amusing. I'm sure there's a long thread about them on here, I'll have a look for it.
EDIT - here's the thread.
http://www.carpforum.co.uk/Shared/Messages.asp?TopicID=427663
The Carp Life Bivvy Loo is the one to get. I got a cheap one off fleabay with a predictable outcome when the frame collapsed. Not a pretty scene, though my son found it quite amusing. I'm sure there's a long thread about them on here, I'll have a look for it.
EDIT - here's the thread.
http://www.carpforum.co.uk/Shared/Messages.asp?TopicID=427663
In reply to Post #1
10l bucket (circular) / Tesco 10l biodegradable bin liners / pipe lagging (optional) / baby wipes . . .tried and tested mobile crapping for decades - my poo kit goes in a Trakker bucket bag for additional toilet etiquette
10l bucket (circular) / Tesco 10l biodegradable bin liners / pipe lagging (optional) / baby wipes . . .tried and tested mobile crapping for decades - my poo kit goes in a Trakker bucket bag for additional toilet etiquette
In reply to Post #1
Double poo
Double poo
In reply to Post #1
Carp Life crapper is the one to get, but dont buy the expensive crapper bags from them, cheap pedal bin bags from Aldi are spot on lol.
Collpases down to an inch deep which you cant beat for compactness.
Carp Life crapper is the one to get, but dont buy the expensive crapper bags from them, cheap pedal bin bags from Aldi are spot on lol.
Collpases down to an inch deep which you cant beat for compactness.
In reply to Post #1
Yes the Carp Life Bivvy Loo is brilliant very compact
but if space isnt a problem ? bait bucket bin liner pipe lagging does same thing
I have a lid that fits my bait bucket
Yes the Carp Life Bivvy Loo is brilliant very compact
but if space isnt a problem ? bait bucket bin liner pipe lagging does same thing
I have a lid that fits my bait bucket
In reply to Post #1
I use the Ridgemonkey one and it does the job
I use the Ridgemonkey one and it does the job
In reply to Post #1
Ridgemonkey does the biz ✌🏻
Ridgemonkey does the biz ✌🏻
In reply to Post #1
As said in another post. Big loo (go outdoors and others)
As said in another post. Big loo (go outdoors and others)
In reply to Post #1
Got one recently and it's superb. It's a bit heavy but it's really well made and sturdy 👍🏽
Got one recently and it's superb. It's a bit heavy but it's really well made and sturdy 👍🏽
In reply to Post #1
Carplife bivvy loo
Pedal bin liners
Wall paper paste
Jobs a goodun👍👍
Carplife bivvy loo
Pedal bin liners
Wall paper paste
Jobs a goodun👍👍
In reply to Post #1
What is wrong with a bucket with a liner inside, squat and jobs a good un
What is wrong with a bucket with a liner inside, squat and jobs a good un
In reply to Post #12
guessing because some folk are after a more compact all in one solution
guessing because some folk are after a more compact all in one solution
How and where do users dispose of bags full of wipes, tissues, gelling powders and, unavoidably, crap and pee? Assuming one, possibly two craps a day that's quite a few bags from a 3 or 4 day session.
In reply to Post #14
I just put some pond water in my bucket, add some Jeyes fluid or the stuff caravanners use etc, dump in bucket along with used toilet paper, after the session I drive home with it secure upright and lid on.
When I get home, I just lift up man hole cover in my backyard to sewage drain and empty contents of bucket down it and wash bucket out with hose pipe. Fill the bucket with water and add some Jeyes fluid or bleach or disinfectant etc and leave to stand till the next session.
I just put some pond water in my bucket, add some Jeyes fluid or the stuff caravanners use etc, dump in bucket along with used toilet paper, after the session I drive home with it secure upright and lid on.
When I get home, I just lift up man hole cover in my backyard to sewage drain and empty contents of bucket down it and wash bucket out with hose pipe. Fill the bucket with water and add some Jeyes fluid or bleach or disinfectant etc and leave to stand till the next session.
In reply to Post #15
Me the same, Common sense. My question was aimed at people who will have one or two or maybe half a dozen or more plastic bags as previously described in post 14.
Me the same, Common sense. My question was aimed at people who will have one or two or maybe half a dozen or more plastic bags as previously described in post 14.
In reply to Post #15
Thats disturbing
Thats disturbing
In reply to Post #17
Ridgemonkey for me with a few peddle bin bags does the job just fine.
Cheers
Brent
Ridgemonkey for me with a few peddle bin bags does the job just fine.
Cheers
Brent
In reply to Post #14
I have both the Carp Life and Ridgemonkey ones, both do the job, small bin liner, do your do, tie it off job done.
I then have an old Fox sleeping bag/clothes bag with a bin liner which all of my rubbish and waste goes in during a session.
There's a few convenient bins on my way home, lay-byes, biffa bins at garages/services etc....my rubbish is always disposed of correctly but never makes it home!
I have both the Carp Life and Ridgemonkey ones, both do the job, small bin liner, do your do, tie it off job done.
I then have an old Fox sleeping bag/clothes bag with a bin liner which all of my rubbish and waste goes in during a session.
There's a few convenient bins on my way home, lay-byes, biffa bins at garages/services etc....my rubbish is always disposed of correctly but never makes it home!
So somebody else's responsibility to dispose of your bags of piss and ****.
In reply to Post #21
If its put in your bin at home,it's still someone else's responsibility to dispose of it.
If its put in your bin at home,it's still someone else's responsibility to dispose of it.
In reply to Post #21
It's what you are meant to do with bagged waste.
It's what you are meant to do with bagged waste.
its LAUGHABLE some peoples idea of what happens to rubbish in layby bins and dogs poo bins mostly all ends up in exactly the same place so I have no problem dropping off my bag of poo in a layby bin or mc donalds bin it will all end up in the same place any fikin way !
In reply to Post #15
heres hoping its not a bumpy ride home
heres hoping its not a bumpy ride home
In reply to Post #1
Bait bucket with a bag
Bait bucket with a bag
In reply to Post #21
In reply to Post #24
It's also LAUGHABLE how you often assume that nobody else knows anything. At the very least put your own **** in your own bin.
It's also LAUGHABLE how you often assume that nobody else knows anything. At the very least put your own **** in your own bin.
In reply to Post #26
Works for me. Simples.
Works for me. Simples.
In reply to Post #28
I dont understand why you are so bothered by it,as it all ends up in the same place.Do you carry your dogs **** home with you and put it in your bin.Its your dog so should go in your bin
I dont understand why you are so bothered by it,as it all ends up in the same place.Do you carry your dogs **** home with you and put it in your bin.Its your dog so should go in your bin
In reply to Post #28
Don't get the first bit.....I often assume nobody else knows anything about what???
Why should I put my own **** in my own bin and not a public bin? We have very little room in our bin at home and it is only collected fortnightly, a lot more convenient for me to dispose of it, (properly) on the way home. It is all bagged up and sealed....and has already been pointed out, it all ends up in the same place anyway!
Don't get the first bit.....I often assume nobody else knows anything about what???
Why should I put my own **** in my own bin and not a public bin? We have very little room in our bin at home and it is only collected fortnightly, a lot more convenient for me to dispose of it, (properly) on the way home. It is all bagged up and sealed....and has already been pointed out, it all ends up in the same place anyway!
In reply to Post #28
Hahaha what a strange comment 🤷🏼
Hahaha what a strange comment 🤷🏼
This thread is descending into ****
In reply to Post #33
Perhaps a sympathetic Mod can wipe it.
Perhaps a sympathetic Mod can wipe it.
In reply to Post #31
If you put it in a McDonald's bin you are just returning what they serve anyway
If you put it in a McDonald's bin you are just returning what they serve anyway
In reply to Post #28
Are you a bin man?
Are you a bin man?
In reply to Post #36
No. Simple chemical toilet using green chemicals. Take my waste home in the sealed tank and pour it down the toilet. Not much bigger than a bucket, light to carry in its bag. Fill it using lakewater. 5 days no problem, longer if youre peeing in the bushes. Comfortable, clean and flyproof. Good choice available.
Use one when there are no toilets and because of the beer swilling, curry eating numpties who can't use a toilet and can't stomach cleaning up after themselves.
No. Simple chemical toilet using green chemicals. Take my waste home in the sealed tank and pour it down the toilet. Not much bigger than a bucket, light to carry in its bag. Fill it using lakewater. 5 days no problem, longer if youre peeing in the bushes. Comfortable, clean and flyproof. Good choice available.
Use one when there are no toilets and because of the beer swilling, curry eating numpties who can't use a toilet and can't stomach cleaning up after themselves.
In reply to Post #37
Which is fine. As is bagging and binning. Just because people dont do what you do, it doesn't make them wrong.
Which is fine. As is bagging and binning. Just because people dont do what you do, it doesn't make them wrong.
In reply to Post #38
Take it home and bin it, fine, or use the right gear and compost it but stuffing half a dozen bags full of crap and jellified pee in public bins or bins belonging to businesses where it might remain for weeks and where somebody else has to deal with it, sorry, to my mind
that's wrong.
The disposal issue is why I chose a chemical loo.
Done a lot of lightweight and wild camping and always brought my waste home. Why not?
Take it home and bin it, fine, or use the right gear and compost it but stuffing half a dozen bags full of crap and jellified pee in public bins or bins belonging to businesses where it might remain for weeks and where somebody else has to deal with it, sorry, to my mind
that's wrong.
The disposal issue is why I chose a chemical loo.
Done a lot of lightweight and wild camping and always brought my waste home. Why not?
In reply to Post #39
Take a couple of imodiums the night before so you dont get the urge to go poopies too often. Pee in the bush before you go number 2's and chuck some lake water over if it starts to ming a bit. Nice little compact bags that are easily hidden in your rubbish.
Take a couple of imodiums the night before so you dont get the urge to go poopies too often. Pee in the bush before you go number 2's and chuck some lake water over if it starts to ming a bit. Nice little compact bags that are easily hidden in your rubbish.
In reply to Post #39
Sorry but your point makes no sense. It's ok to use your home bin(where someone else empties it) but not a public one (where someone else also empties it) ?
Sorry but your point makes no sense. It's ok to use your home bin(where someone else empties it) but not a public one (where someone else also empties it) ?
In reply to Post #41
Completely agree, but he appears to want to ignore that point!
You will find that commercial/business waste is generally collected more frequently than domestic, but in any case, what's the difference?
A, it sits in a Biffa bin behind the service station on the A14, a lorry comes and the bin is picked up and emptied into it and off it goes to landfill......or B, it sits in my black bin at home and a lorry comes and the bin is picked up and emptied into it and off it goes to landfill...
Completely agree, but he appears to want to ignore that point!
You will find that commercial/business waste is generally collected more frequently than domestic, but in any case, what's the difference?
A, it sits in a Biffa bin behind the service station on the A14, a lorry comes and the bin is picked up and emptied into it and off it goes to landfill......or B, it sits in my black bin at home and a lorry comes and the bin is picked up and emptied into it and off it goes to landfill...
In reply to Post #42
The bin has to be handled by the refuse collector at home too
The bin has to be handled by the refuse collector at home too
In reply to Post #39
always brought my waste home. Why not?
because IMO its a bit pointless you cant seem to grasp what we are all telling you ? it all ends up in the same place !
the layby bins get emptied as does McDonald's bins a lot more often than my bin at home and thats a fact
PS( never actually used a McDonald's bin it was a joke)
always brought my waste home. Why not?
because IMO its a bit pointless you cant seem to grasp what we are all telling you ? it all ends up in the same place !
the layby bins get emptied as does McDonald's bins a lot more often than my bin at home and thats a fact
PS( never actually used a McDonald's bin it was a joke)
In reply to Post #44
Take your litter(including crap etc) home with you and you can be sure it is disposed of properly.
It doesn't all end up in the same place. A lot of the contents bins in car parks and laybys etc ends up in piles around the bins, ripped open by rats, gulls, foxes and squirrels and trodden into a mulch or blown everywhere.
Take it home and be sure.
Half-century out
Take your litter(including crap etc) home with you and you can be sure it is disposed of properly.
It doesn't all end up in the same place. A lot of the contents bins in car parks and laybys etc ends up in piles around the bins, ripped open by rats, gulls, foxes and squirrels and trodden into a mulch or blown everywhere.
Take it home and be sure.
Half-century out
In reply to Post #45
You're not wrong, well known fact Greenpeace empty layby bins to feed the wild animals. FACT
You're not wrong, well known fact Greenpeace empty layby bins to feed the wild animals. FACT
In reply to Post #45
FFS ARE you a ventriloquist by any chance ? as you just talk out your arse !!
FFS ARE you a ventriloquist by any chance ? as you just talk out your arse !!
Just chuck it in a dog turd bin?
In reply to Post #48
Yes, the local park at the bottom of my Rd has **** loads of doggie bins
Yes, the local park at the bottom of my Rd has **** loads of doggie bins
In reply to Post #47
In reply to Post #48
This seems like the best solution for poo in a plastic bag. I wouldn't want to put a bag of my cr** in a biffa/commercial bin. If it tears/leaks then that's **** in the bottom of the bin which somebody would have to clean. At least the person emptying dog turd bins knows what he's dealing with and performs the task accordingly.
My preferred method (if anyone cares!!) is to dig a hole, deposit my guts into the hole, then fill the hole for nature to take over the decomposition. Appreciate that wouldn't be very practical on busy waters though.
This seems like the best solution for poo in a plastic bag. I wouldn't want to put a bag of my cr** in a biffa/commercial bin. If it tears/leaks then that's **** in the bottom of the bin which somebody would have to clean. At least the person emptying dog turd bins knows what he's dealing with and performs the task accordingly.
My preferred method (if anyone cares!!) is to dig a hole, deposit my guts into the hole, then fill the hole for nature to take over the decomposition. Appreciate that wouldn't be very practical on busy waters though.
In reply to Post #47
Who would have thought Tin Tin would age as badly as this?
WHY.... NOT...... TAKE...... IT..... HOME?
Answers on a postcard please.
Who would have thought Tin Tin would age as badly as this?
WHY.... NOT...... TAKE...... IT..... HOME?
Answers on a postcard please.
In reply to Post #52
Because most Don't really want a bucket of sh1t in the car for sometimes an hour or 2. Is it that hard to comprehend? Binning it is absolutely fine , there's no issue with it other than in your head
Because most Don't really want a bucket of sh1t in the car for sometimes an hour or 2. Is it that hard to comprehend? Binning it is absolutely fine , there's no issue with it other than in your head
In reply to Post #52
WHY...... TAKE...... IT..... HOME?
No need for answers on a postcard because it makes no difference whatsoever!
WHY...... TAKE...... IT..... HOME?
No need for answers on a postcard because it makes no difference whatsoever!
I almost wish I wasn't a carp angler just so I could chuckle at this thread from a completely neutral perspective
Bury it , bin it, compost it, cart it round in your car and shove it down a man hole.... take your pick but no need to start having a pop at those that do it differently imo.
Bury it , bin it, compost it, cart it round in your car and shove it down a man hole.... take your pick but no need to start having a pop at those that do it differently imo.
In reply to Post #15
I tend to do the same bucket with lid toilet roll to line the bottom with some bleached water use it for a few days on the bank return home and flush.
I have used bags and it's horrid to dispose of and the additional plastic waste is concerning.
However during the last decade where the environmental agency has been reduced in size my waste gets the the sewage works and then flushed in to the rivers and seas.
I tend to do the same bucket with lid toilet roll to line the bottom with some bleached water use it for a few days on the bank return home and flush.
I have used bags and it's horrid to dispose of and the additional plastic waste is concerning.
However during the last decade where the environmental agency has been reduced in size my waste gets the the sewage works and then flushed in to the rivers and seas.
It's good 4 the roses
In reply to Post #55
Haha, well said. I love the way everyone seems to think people want to know what they do with their *hit
Haha, well said. I love the way everyone seems to think people want to know what they do with their *hit
Ok. So Bivvy Loo it is then 👍
Thanks guys 👍
Thanks guys 👍
In reply to Post #58
It's a resource we can embrace
It's a resource we can embrace
In reply to Post #52
In reply to Post #51
Perfect solution, oils always use the ND tackle water pump as a make shift bidet too 🤣
Perfect solution, oils always use the ND tackle water pump as a make shift bidet too 🤣
In reply to Post #61
Very much so, keep it coming.
Very much so, keep it coming.
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