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.