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We're getting an Outpost truck camper with the Ecoflow system, very informative and looking forward to using the system.

I saw another channel discussing how to size fuses, breakers, and wire and it’s pretty interesting. This is a nice review for me. Someday, I’ll try this maybe. Van life would be good when retired or with a remote only job. Fun thing to dream about😊

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Input that most of the videos tell at some point, although often glossed over: >For us US residents over 50, I believe 5 liters is approximately 5.3 Quarts or 21 Cups. >As with many other separator composting toilets, including the Trelino, one must "sit forward" for peeing and "sit aftward" for pooping. It seems rather normal for this style. >Also, most videos mention spraying before going in order to lubricate flow into the container, much like you would put a bit of H2O in the toilet bowl of a regular camper toilet before going, and again afterward to assure there is no lingering waste. Again, normal activity. This is also much like the effect of keeping water in your bathroom toilet and flushing it afterward. >If you adjust your wiping habit and put used tissue into a separate bag that gets emptied regularly/daily, it will save space in the #2 container and allow the medium to cover more waste, more efficiently. >Their wood chips are not the only medium you can use. Again, different videos make different suggestions. The fact is, they are nice enough to include anything to get you started - two bags of it even.

Camera man is fired!

good job, gotta go, to pee

Only issue I’ve got is where these rookies dump the bag.

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Thank you so much for this! 🙏

Bucket toilet has been my main toilet for years. Theres no need to reinvent the wheel with the complicated toilets. I double bag to keep bucket sweat down. Use peat moss to soak and cover mess. Keep two buckets at all times because I use an enema/douche kit as a little "bidet". The peat moss costs like $20/Year and that's with heavy use because of the bidet and 365 day use. Its enough to keep everything well covered. I empty once a week wnthe two toilet system. There is ZERO smell, even opening the lid and sitting on it for 20 minutes scrolling your phone. No smell. I could not believe you spent $1000 on a compost toilet!! I spent $10 on one lid, the other one was $.50 at a yard sale, bucket was already laying around and double bagging 4 bags/week is the most expensive cost. The only other potty Id consider is a pee funnel that pipes up to the outside and just drains out on the road. A little water on the side of the road isnt going to hurt anything. As a woman, just have to find or create a funnel that catches all the pee and doesnt make a mess. 🤷 Ive had friends that live off the grid and use the bucket system in their outhouse instead of a pit toilet. They have very nice cedar outhouses that smell amazing and use 50/50 saw dust/peat moss for their cover. Im currently building a cedar box to frame my bucket toilet to put in my new little house bathroom. A little tip: you can double or triple bucket, stacking them to create a taller toilet. This is a great idea for men that are usually taller than us women. You might want to glue and seal them together though to prevent ANY liquid or odor from getting in riser buckets and creating an odor you cant get rid of and cant get to when the buckets compress together after sitting on it for a while.

Keep in mind that I’m not very mechanically inclined, however, I’m curious, if the bolts are going to be too long, would it make more sense to cut them down before you screw them in or purchase shorter bolts so that you don’t have to cut off the heads which would make it easier if you ever need to remove the AC?

Thanks for the install video! Just curious, as it looks like you are installing the AC inside of a garage? If that is correct how tall is your garage door? After you added the AC, how much height did it add to the van? Is your van the Ford Transit with a 101.3” height? Anyway, I’m just trying to get more detailed height info as I’m looking to have a retirement home built with a 3 car garage and I was hoping that a 9’ (108”) garage door on the single bay garage would work? I know it would be tight.

2.45 sec can u make this deposit at your locol council offices

Yeah thanks mate, very good idea with the hammer and punch.Will be watching the rest of your vids. Cheers, Jim

What size funnel?

I'd put a gamma seal lid on that Home Depot bucket to close it very well.. I use the middle one in our little camper with the heavy duty bags, just for night times.

It seems to me, ideally, you need two toilets, one for solids and one for liquids. So you don't have to move things around every time.

Great video - one question I have is if I was to do this how would I manage any future repairs/trouble shooting of lighting/camera issues? I love the idea of them being in the wall but wondering about the long term impact. Makes me think about keeping them running high in the upper cabinets - your thoughts?

I went thru most of these. End up with cassette thetford. Imho its the most natural looking bowl and easy to use. I only wish there was an automatic drain opener.

I have the Natures Head , the Cuddy and the Nomad…live off grid and have a teardrop trailer.

All composting toilets are designed to sit down for both poop and pee functions. Less splashing/splatter

Any issues or pros/cons after 5 months?

Using Separett Tiny, Best there is. No smell, no fumbling with funnels, no coconut coir, no moss.

Where do you buy it? I’m in Florida

Enjoyed video very much thorough and instructive way too complete thanks

I read the Boxio is a German company WHEN will Americans start buying products MADE IN THE USA instead of foreign made products??? The Throne is a wonderful composting toilet better engineered and better quality than the Boxio and it's PROUDLY MADE IN THE STATE OF IDAHO, USA.....

Being that I am about to start building my first conversion van, I have shared many videos of different toilets with my wife. I was pleasantly SURPRISED when she said the bucket and seat is what she thinks is best. Thanks….you saved me lots of money…and frustration. I enjoyed your informative humor…especially the pressurized releasing of the urine!!😅 Thanks…subscribed

😂 great 💩 video.

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Water is really heavy and pee and poop stink together. Water toilet sucks. Stinks. Pee and poop in water stink and are dirty and hard to clean.

Trelino evo s and the entire German line are far superior to anything on the American market. Oms I’m ordering the small one for my earthquake/fire emergency toilet. The urine tank is a little small but they make bigger van and rv toilets and are making a model with a urine level window. I have researched so long and had to go to Germany and Austria to find a great one and great company ethics.

Germany has made some of the portable best toilets ever for vans and it’s not here.

Great explanation of the wiring. Do you or other builders run smurf tube in the walls/roof for future wire runs?

For emergencies its ok, but not as a daily toilet. The euroboz size is too tiny for that. Peeing is ok, but pooping is not ok on the Boxio. Too much “business” 😅 The clips to hold the optional undertray are falling off the whole time making it unusable.

I use the bucket with a seat and bags. I learned something new though, I never thought about the funnel with a milk jug for pee. Thanks. For men and for women they have those disposable urinals filled with absorbing expanding gel The cup at the opening accommodates both men and women. To close, it zip locks. I was thinking about trying some of those. I had thought about the more sophisticated travel toilets, looked at the advantages, disadvantages and decided that simpler was just better for me, based on how much I use it.

Like you I use the bucket and chuck it method.great vid

Awesome countertops! What are they made of?

I do the same

Grea video! Thanks.

Thanks for the video. If you are connected to shore power, how do you prevent the battery power from being use? Like a battery disconnect on a typical RV

the Wrappon toilet by Trekker

Nice setup! I am on the verge of ordering the X3 and EcoFlow power kit 5k. Would you still go with this combo?

excellent video ! thank you for sharing.

I use a 5 gal bucket with a snap on toilet lid, a plastic bag and sawdust. I also always have a coffee can for urinating only. The 5 gal bucket and toilet lid are about $20. The sawdust is free. I save the coffee cans from my coffee. Empty often and no chemicals or accessories needed. I empty whenever I stop.

If the mixer was on the side, the urine container might be simpler

What you said about the luga-Loo made sense, save for loaded flatulents.

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Have any of you tried the collapsible options?

Nice than you 😊