This is just the sort of down to earth, no nonsense, practical review of a facility that we all use, yet are afraid to talk about!! Excellent info as always, thanks
We cruise full-time and have had the Nature's Head for about 6 years and love it. I added a vent hose like this one but did away with it after a few months. Better airflow without it and there's NO odor. The little fan leads a hard life with that environment. When it goes bad, every year or two, I call Nature's Head and they send me a couple more at no charge. Because of being in a tight space (Pearson 365) I had to remove the hinge that let's the top pivot back and I lift the top off completely to empty the solids box. A 13 gallon trash bag fits snugly over the rim to make emptying very easy. When the solids box flapper door is closed any urine runs into the pee bottle. I have to run a paper towel along the edge just forward of the flapper door a couple times a year if "stuff" builds up and blocks the normal flow....which causes it to flow into the solids box. Anyway, it's well worth the money and is a super easy install (drill 4 small screw holes for the hold-down brackets. With two people full-time we empty the solids box about once a month and the urine bottle every 2-3 days. We spend about $30(usd) a year on coir from Amazon.
We have had our composting head for almost 2 years now. The best thing about it is that it has never failed to work and never plugs up. That in itself is worth the price of admission.
No matter whose boat I've been on, whether power or sail, I would sit down to pee. Keeps you from making a mess of the head, doesn't wake up everyone in the middle of the night and doesn't make everyone feel like puking if they're trying to enjoy a meal.
All compost toilets separate liquids from solid. Not unique to Natures Head as stated. I prefer C-Head for many reasons: Comes in different sizes, shapes and heights; urine bottle is merely a one gallon milk jug so you can have as many as you want for free; have option to use external urine tank or dump directly overboard; uses a normal toilet seat so is more comfortable. And no, I'm not sponsored by C-Head.
I have two of these. They have been in use for over ten years. One for three years continuously. I would never go back to a marine head( even Lavac) with tank. The company has been fantastic to deal with. Biggest problem is everyone in the harbor wants to see it.
I got one on my boat and frikkin love it.....it was tuff justifying the 1000 american for a piece of plastic but i bought it so my daughter would feel comfortable...im very happy with it.
Nature's Head sounds like the ticket for boating. BTW This whole toilet thing is a major headache for astronauts. Seriously, zero gravity peeing and pooping.... And with severe limits on space, and privacy being nonexistent, it still hasn't been solved. Anyone who can make it happen is going to be a world-class hero. Forever. And ever.
@@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jkHahahahaha.... Good one. Imagine the maintenance headaches when hose #2 gets plugged up. And it will get plugged up. And with zero gravity you're in for some real entertainment. I had a sailboat for 15 years and lived on it for part of that time. I must have taken apart the damned marine toilet 50- times. One of the most thankless jobs imaginable. Emptying a composting toilet once a month sounds like a walk in the park. Even dumping out the pee jug sounds easy and ... not great, but okay.
@@ronagoodwell2709 I have been van camping for a while. I personally prefer a Home Depot bucket with toilet seat and a trash bag in the bucket. Separate container for liquids. No moving parts.
It sure is a good toilet. Coming from the #VanLife community, I opt for a simpler and cheaper method. A 5 gallon Home Depot bucket with toilet seat. You can still put your peat moss in it. Just missing the agitator thingy. And if you don’t feel like cleaning the bucket, you can do your business straight into a trash bag. Of course for us #VanLife people water is even harder to get by than for boaters, so a bag is easier. For pee, get a 1-3 gallon jug, attach hose with wide deep funnel and hang it next to the sink. Girls should be able to use it too. Not fancy but very effective and no moving parts. Good video. For #100 you should introduce the new hot blonde….just kidding. Go sailing!
Been thinking of getting one because the smell on my boat was driving me nuts (Jabsco with holding tank) - until I discovered this product called Odorlos, which you can get from Amazon. Its basically nitrate solution which feeds aerobic bacteria as opposed to the anaerobes which produce all the sulfur and methane gases that create the smell. I put a few ounces once a week (flushed into the holding tank), and let me tell ya, no more smells! So for now I'll hang onto the Jabsco...though I think I'm getting due for a rebuild kit...yuuuuck!
What your tank needs is a 2" air inlet and another 2" air outlet so air will flow and encourage aerobic bacteria growth. Very few tanks are designed to hold waste for more than 48 hours.
I have one in my cabin. Love it, but I probably would have built one if I had to buy one with my own money. The light strip is a good idea. I get about 6 weeks per person for the compost, but it strongly depends on how much you eat So 2 people would be 3 weeks before I have to change the compost, 4 people would be about 1.5 weeks, etc. I also built a little platform to rest my feet on. It's too high and the hard plastic edges dig into my dangling legs.
Thank you! Congratulations on almost 💯 That's the way to go for an onboard toilet at sea. For one , you never have to worry about overflowing the toilet and possibly sinking the boat. Question, do Marinas allow to dump the composted 💩 in the dumpster areas?
Thanks. I’ve never asked before dumping it. The waste just goes in a garbage bag and looks and smells like dirt so even if they saw it they would think it was dirt.
@@LadyKSailing thank you for the reply! Definitely looking for a boat with a porta potty instead , just swap it with a composting one. No extraction of the marine toilet needed. I'm definitely staying away from marine toilets.
We have been going round and round considering the composting heads, but none will fit in either of the 2 heads on our boat. I really wish a company would spend some time and money on that R&D you were talking about, and make a toilet that is smaller at the bottom, than at the top. We would really like to use one, but they just won't fit. 😔
@@markleyg we have measured and remeasured for all three of the big 3 composting heads, but none will fit without compromising a lot of space, or modification of our heads. Thanks for the recommendation though.
@@SailingPauHanahave you thought of making a simple composting toilet yourself? There are many tutorials on the subject. This way you can build one that fits exactly to your dimensions and I'm sure much cheaper too.
We love compost toilets , but IMHO the airhead is the way to go. Pee overflow is not into number 2 chamber, and the hug can be removed without raising the body.
I myself have been thinking about a composting head for a year or two, while my boat is on the hard while on refit. My main beef is the height of the seat as you explained. I could come with some sort of small step but then, it takes room from the shower area. I do want to get rid of the toilet, plumbing and holding tank, but most composting heads have the problem with height by design. As for price, it's indeed a bit overpriced. And yes, the solution to your guests is that everybody sits down for everything.
i like my chead. everything is contained in the head so no overflow leaks into bilge and the the solids are in a seperate 'bucket' so no cross contamination if overflow. i sit down to pee underway but at anchor stand up and pee into an automatic transmission funnel stuck in. they also have a plastic cooking spoon with a hole in it to help women and kids . the spoon was expensive so made our own. pee jugs are common milk jugs. think we paid $600 us. also cant put toilet paper in it, but can put but wipes in. love ur videos
I purchased a great urine faeces separator on e bay and built my own to fit and be lower and much cheaper. And why not have the liquids pump straight over the side and not mess with emptying the front bucket?
maybe for your boys and male visitors keep a urinal in the bathroom - that is easier to use and dont have to worry about aiming issues... thanks for explaining about this composting toilet!
This was very helpful! I’m looking to take out my Jabsco toilet system and replace it with a composting one. You definitely answered a lot of my questions. Thank you for doing this video!
Sounds like it would be ideal to have one of these dry setups that you only crap in, next to a liquid toilet with raw water intake, that spews straight overboard, or into a tank- depending on the wye valve setting. Connect one of those toilet seat bidets to power and fresh water, and use that as a liquid only setup. Use it to pee in, or to wash your butt after you dump in the composter that sits beside the water toilet/bidet. Sure you may have a bit of poo wash into the liquid system, but the biggest share by far would be in the composter. Because there would be nearly no solids in the liquid toilet, that waste would be very easy to deal with. Just pump it straight overboard, or save it to dispose of later as appropriate... Gonna be hard to make room in the head for both... But it might be worth it!
Hi, well congrats to almost 100,.you are doing some really good and fun videos, been with ya almost from the start, time flies when you are having fun, right? As you suggested, a racing vid will be interesting!
Excellent Tim, you explain boat things so well even dummies like myself can understand. I can honestly say this is the #1 best video I have ever watched reference the Natures head, Thanks much
Sailing Pau Hana Raritan Fresh head uses fresh water versus salt. I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone with small tanks or lack of water maker but for us it’s perfect and there is no smell emitted
Tell the guys to just sit. Since being married I sit all thew time now anyway. Just does not make noise and mostly a mess. Plus, who knew, I don't need to turn a light on at night to see what I'm doing. I think we are adding a compost to out new boat build. Although, I would like to add a man urinal as well.
Tim, great video. Don’t you have to worry about water intrusion down the vent line-from when you bury the rail, heavy rain, washing the deck etc? Could you explain how that’s not a problem in a future video? Take care. -Jim
I know Pam "olive oil" does go rancid. I wonder if coconut oil would be a better alternative. Anti-microbial and good to have on hand for a whole lot of other tasks!
If anyone decides to use it in the garden (humanure) make sure it's just decorative plants, not veggies and stuff you plan to eat. Sounds kinda funny since animal compost is often used, but humanure no bueno for edibles. Works great on the decorative plants though lol
@@Eskay64 Never had that happen with ours. I would question how it is being used. Some rules to follow 1. Everyone always sit 2. Don't open the trap unless you need to 3. Supervise children. Just some thoughts.
So you got a liter box in your boat so if the bag broke open you can have fun playing with your poop. I would have put a t value in and do pump out of the tank.
I think you're wrong about not putting toilet paper in there. From what I've read toilet paper breaks down in the compost. For me one of the benefits of having a composting toilet would be not having to store your used toilet paper in a bin or having to use bum wipes.
Thanks mate.....good testimonial. I’ve been looking at options for a while now. I like your idea of using the pump out hole for the vent. How high does it stick up from the deck? Good to see you are getting your life back together. Now stop smoking! 😝 You ever make your way East? Montreal?
Nice tip about the Pam. I find that, particularly offshore, it is easier to pee into a Gatorade bottle, then pour it overboard. Too bad we can't just have a separate urinal that goes directly overboard. It would be so much easier.
The Natures Head toilet cost more than a month's salary for me here in South Africa. And i am not earning a bad salary. Equivalent would be around $3000.. absolute ripoff
Glad you are back in the boat talking shit! My boat has an electric macerator which deals to pee.poo and paper which goes into the holding tank and once offshore we just do like the orca do and "release the kraken"!! A whale is supposed to dump around 40 gallons of poop per dump so my meagre offerings won't harm old spongebob in the least. TBH I watch boating videos to watch/hear about boating as a way of relief from domestic relationship stuff so maybe for episode 100 you talk 100% Lady K or boats :-)
Sailing is great Doing your business during your sailing adventure just suck Regular system don’t smell in all boat hose and tank should be replace every 10 year I aim for 8 year to keep it no smell
Valid pragmatic design but frankly, easy to reproduce diy style with a standard toilet + a few plastic pieces and strings. I wouldn't pay 1000$ US for this.
This is just the sort of down to earth, no nonsense, practical review of a facility that we all use, yet are afraid to talk about!! Excellent info as always, thanks
We cruise full-time and have had the Nature's Head for about 6 years and love it. I added a vent hose like this one but did away with it after a few months. Better airflow without it and there's NO odor. The little fan leads a hard life with that environment. When it goes bad, every year or two, I call Nature's Head and they send me a couple more at no charge. Because of being in a tight space (Pearson 365) I had to remove the hinge that let's the top pivot back and I lift the top off completely to empty the solids box. A 13 gallon trash bag fits snugly over the rim to make emptying very easy. When the solids box flapper door is closed any urine runs into the pee bottle. I have to run a paper towel along the edge just forward of the flapper door a couple times a year if "stuff" builds up and blocks the normal flow....which causes it to flow into the solids box. Anyway, it's well worth the money and is a super easy install (drill 4 small screw holes for the hold-down brackets. With two people full-time we empty the solids box about once a month and the urine bottle every 2-3 days. We spend about $30(usd) a year on coir from Amazon.
We have had our composting head for almost 2 years now. The best thing about it is that it has never failed to work and never plugs up. That in itself is worth the price of admission.
No matter whose boat I've been on, whether power or sail, I would sit down to pee. Keeps you from making a mess of the head, doesn't wake up everyone in the middle of the night and doesn't make everyone feel like puking if they're trying to enjoy a meal.
All compost toilets separate liquids from solid. Not unique to Natures Head as stated. I prefer C-Head for many reasons: Comes in different sizes, shapes and heights; urine bottle is merely a one gallon milk jug so you can have as many as you want for free; have option to use external urine tank or dump directly overboard; uses a normal toilet seat so is more comfortable. And no, I'm not sponsored by C-Head.
It has a decent price.
It's also a LOT easier to dump. You don't have to take the whole thing outside, or dissemble.
C-Head is also better for a narrow space because the agitator crank is on the top instead of the side.
The urine bottle on C-Head is WAY to small. Natures Head wins hands down. C-Head is out of business. Not going to find any parts if needed.
I have two of these. They have been in use for over ten years. One for three years continuously. I would never go back to a marine head( even Lavac) with tank. The company has been fantastic to deal with. Biggest problem is everyone in the harbor wants to see it.
Wait a second, I always hear that the vacuum flush toilets were not reliable, even worse than the normal Jabsco toilets, which is saying something.
A drop of vinegar in the pee jar keeps the ureum salts from stikking to the jar and prevents smell
Ohhhhh. Great tip! Vinegar for the win!
Tim, Thank you for covering this very important topic that very few people address in their commentary about sailboats!
Great tutoral on this product, definitely emphasize the does and donts.
I got one on my boat and frikkin love it.....it was tuff justifying the 1000 american for a piece of plastic but i bought it so my daughter would feel comfortable...im very happy with it.
Nature's Head sounds like the ticket for boating. BTW This whole toilet thing is a major headache for astronauts. Seriously, zero gravity peeing and pooping.... And with severe limits on space, and privacy being nonexistent, it still hasn't been solved. Anyone who can make it happen is going to be a world-class hero. Forever. And ever.
Easy solution. Personal suction cups for #1 & #2. Imagine taking a dump into a vacuum cleaner hose.
@@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jkHahahahaha.... Good one. Imagine the maintenance headaches when hose #2 gets plugged up. And it will get plugged up. And with zero gravity you're in for some real entertainment. I had a sailboat for 15 years and lived on it for part of that time. I must have taken apart the damned marine toilet 50- times. One of the most thankless jobs imaginable. Emptying a composting toilet once a month sounds like a walk in the park. Even dumping out the pee jug sounds easy and ... not great, but okay.
@@ronagoodwell2709 I have been van camping for a while. I personally prefer a Home Depot bucket with toilet seat and a trash bag in the bucket. Separate container for liquids. No moving parts.
It sure is a good toilet.
Coming from the #VanLife community, I opt for a simpler and cheaper method. A 5 gallon Home Depot bucket with toilet seat. You can still put your peat moss in it. Just missing the agitator thingy. And if you don’t feel like cleaning the bucket, you can do your business straight into a trash bag. Of course for us #VanLife people water is even harder to get by than for boaters, so a bag is easier.
For pee, get a 1-3 gallon jug, attach hose with wide deep funnel and hang it next to the sink. Girls should be able to use it too.
Not fancy but very effective and no moving parts.
Good video. For #100 you should introduce the new hot blonde….just kidding. Go sailing!
Also another benefit is that you can remove your holding tank and get all that extra storage !! These things are fantastic :)
Great info, especially on running the vent to pump out point on deck
Thks
That’s why I like your Chanel. It’s informative
Been thinking of getting one because the smell on my boat was driving me nuts (Jabsco with holding tank) - until I discovered this product called Odorlos, which you can get from Amazon. Its basically nitrate solution which feeds aerobic bacteria as opposed to the anaerobes which produce all the sulfur and methane gases that create the smell. I put a few ounces once a week (flushed into the holding tank), and let me tell ya, no more smells! So for now I'll hang onto the Jabsco...though I think I'm getting due for a rebuild kit...yuuuuck!
What your tank needs is a 2" air inlet and another 2" air outlet so air will flow and encourage aerobic bacteria growth. Very few tanks are designed to hold waste for more than 48 hours.
Explosive diarrhea got to be hell on those things! I was thinking wouldn't a ceiling 5-gallon bucket what's the garbage bag work about the same?
I have one in my cabin. Love it, but I probably would have built one if I had to buy one with my own money. The light strip is a good idea. I get about 6 weeks per person for the compost, but it strongly depends on how much you eat So 2 people would be 3 weeks before I have to change the compost, 4 people would be about 1.5 weeks, etc. I also built a little platform to rest my feet on. It's too high and the hard plastic edges dig into my dangling legs.
Thank you! Congratulations on almost 💯 That's the way to go for an onboard toilet at sea. For one , you never have to worry about overflowing the toilet and possibly sinking the boat. Question, do Marinas allow to dump the composted 💩 in the dumpster areas?
Thanks. I’ve never asked before dumping it. The waste just goes in a garbage bag and looks and smells like dirt so even if they saw it they would think it was dirt.
@@LadyKSailing thank you for the reply! Definitely looking for a boat with a porta potty instead , just swap it with a composting one. No extraction of the marine toilet needed. I'm definitely staying away from marine toilets.
We have been going round and round considering the composting heads, but none will fit in either of the 2 heads on our boat. I really wish a company would spend some time and money on that R&D you were talking about, and make a toilet that is smaller at the bottom, than at the top. We would really like to use one, but they just won't fit. 😔
C-Head has different sizes and shapes to choose from.
@@markleyg we have measured and remeasured for all three of the big 3 composting heads, but none will fit without compromising a lot of space, or modification of our heads. Thanks for the recommendation though.
@@SailingPauHanaYou contacted C-Head and told them your space limitations?
@@SailingPauHanahave you thought of making a simple composting toilet yourself? There are many tutorials on the subject. This way you can build one that fits exactly to your dimensions and I'm sure much cheaper too.
@@waltervega8730yes, we have considered that option too. 😊
Coconut coir can be purchased at your local hydroponics store. Cheers
We love compost toilets , but IMHO the airhead is the way to go. Pee overflow is not into number 2 chamber, and the hug can be removed without raising the body.
I myself have been thinking about a composting head for a year or two, while my boat is on the hard while on refit. My main beef is the height of the seat as you explained. I could come with some sort of small step but then, it takes room from the shower area. I do want to get rid of the toilet, plumbing and holding tank, but most composting heads have the problem with height by design. As for price, it's indeed a bit overpriced. And yes, the solution to your guests is that everybody sits down for everything.
i like my chead. everything is contained in the head so no overflow leaks into bilge and the the solids are in a seperate 'bucket' so no cross contamination if overflow. i sit down to pee underway but at anchor stand up and pee into an automatic transmission funnel stuck in. they also have a plastic cooking spoon with a hole in it to help women and kids . the spoon was expensive so made our own. pee jugs are common milk jugs. think we paid $600 us. also cant put toilet paper in it, but can put but wipes in. love ur videos
Very informative Tim. I'm curious why you didn't just move back aboard Lady K? Put that rent money into your cruising kitty.
Glad you are doing well Tim, you sound great. As far as the toilet, umm, things are not always black or white. What happens if it is gray?
I was wondering that too 🤔
I purchased a great urine faeces separator on e bay and built my own to fit and be lower and much cheaper. And why not have the liquids pump straight over the side and not mess with emptying the front bucket?
Excellent info, thanks again and glad to see you doing well! Cheers!
Have u ever considered the elctroscan (sp) treatment system for your head?
How do you properly clean the bowl? If you can’t use water at the back by the flap, how do you keep it clean without messy poo residue?
Are these toilets adequately water proof to use the same space as a shower? Does it matter if they get sprayed with fresh water?
Yes they are fine if they get sprayed with fresh water
maybe for your boys and male visitors keep a urinal in the bathroom - that is easier to use and dont have to worry about aiming issues... thanks for explaining about this composting toilet!
This was very helpful! I’m looking to take out my Jabsco toilet system and replace it with a composting one. You definitely answered a lot of my questions. Thank you for doing this video!
How bad is the Jabsco? I am getting a Catalina 25 with a Jabsco
Sounds like it would be ideal to have one of these dry setups that you only crap in, next to a liquid toilet with raw water intake, that spews straight overboard, or into a tank- depending on the wye valve setting. Connect one of those toilet seat bidets to power and fresh water, and use that as a liquid only setup. Use it to pee in, or to wash your butt after you dump in the composter that sits beside the water toilet/bidet. Sure you may have a bit of poo wash into the liquid system, but the biggest share by far would be in the composter. Because there would be nearly no solids in the liquid toilet, that waste would be very easy to deal with. Just pump it straight overboard, or save it to dispose of later as appropriate... Gonna be hard to make room in the head for both... But it might be worth it!
Hi, well congrats to almost 100,.you are doing some really good and fun videos, been with ya almost from the start, time flies when you are having fun, right?
As you suggested, a racing vid will be interesting!
Thanks I had so many questions that you answered
Good info. Where did you find the mushroom cap to replace the pump out cap.
Great information,, what year is your C&C thanks
Excellent Tim, you explain boat things so well even dummies like myself can understand. I can honestly say this is the #1 best video I have ever watched reference the Natures head, Thanks much
Love my natural head. My marina has no pump out
great info! We are quit happy with our fresh head, but its cool to see other peoples set ups :)
What is a Fresh Head?
Sailing Pau Hana Raritan Fresh head uses fresh water versus salt. I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone with small tanks or lack of water maker but for us it’s perfect and there is no smell emitted
Tell the guys to just sit. Since being married I sit all thew time now anyway. Just does not make noise and mostly a mess. Plus, who knew, I don't need to turn a light on at night to see what I'm doing. I think we are adding a compost to out new boat build. Although, I would like to add a man urinal as well.
Do you put poop paper in the toilet or trash container?
Tim .. It might be a good idea to buy a hospital urinal bottle for your boat .. Easy to get ridy to get rid of overboard
Tim, great video. Don’t you have to worry about water intrusion down the vent line-from when you bury the rail, heavy rain, washing the deck etc? Could you explain how that’s not a problem in a future video? Take care. -Jim
Pam... Great idea!
I know Pam "olive oil" does go rancid. I wonder if coconut oil would be a better alternative. Anti-microbial and good to have on hand for a whole lot of other tasks!
we use coconut oil for so many things on board
If anyone decides to use it in the garden (humanure) make sure it's just decorative plants, not veggies and stuff you plan to eat. Sounds kinda funny since animal compost is often used, but humanure no bueno for edibles. Works great on the decorative plants though lol
Where do you empty that puppy?
It sounds like a good solution for the men would be to install a urinal. Does Natures Head make one?
I think that if you're handy, you can make a very functional composting head for very cheap.
What about using incineration toilet ? In Norway we have this called "Cinderella Incinerating Toilet" Not cheap at all, but clean and effective.
@@Eskay64 You are correct. Checked and it uses up to 2 kwh for 1 visit. With gas you can go around 70 times on a 11 kg bottle of gas.
What happens in the event that your solids are liquids?😬
Good question!
They will dry!
@@Eskay64 Never had that happen with ours. I would question how it is being used. Some rules to follow 1. Everyone always sit 2. Don't open the trap unless you need to 3. Supervise children. Just some thoughts.
@@Eskay64 I have heard of someone using a product called
Poo Powder that encapsulates liquid. You can buy it on Amazon. Haven't tried it.
Are you planning another cruise?
Interesting content but can we go sailing?
So you got a liter box in your boat so if the bag broke open you can have fun playing with your poop. I would have put a t value in and do pump out of the tank.
Nice skid mark.
A laminated direction sheet on the wall would be good for guests.
Poo paper goes in with solids. Pee paper goes into separate recepticle.
I think someone connected they liquid container to their old black water tank so they wouldn’t have to empty it as often...
That was graphic, but very informative... 😆
lol the best content is!
Overflowing on the floor is bad in non boat installations. Imagine flooding an RV...
I think you're wrong about not putting toilet paper in there. From what I've read toilet paper breaks down in the compost. For me one of the benefits of having a composting toilet would be not having to store your used toilet paper in a bin or having to use bum wipes.
Thanks mate.....good testimonial. I’ve been looking at options for a while now. I like your idea of using the pump out hole for the vent. How high does it stick up from the deck? Good to see you are getting your life back together. Now stop smoking! 😝 You ever make your way East? Montreal?
I seen this one already
Airhead overflows onto floor.
I think 99% of the people would want it overflowing into the dumper portion
All guys should have to piss overboard, I don’t care if they have to put on a harness!
Pet stores have that coir. It happens to be good for other stuff ;)
Nice tip about the Pam. I find that, particularly offshore, it is easier to pee into a Gatorade bottle, then pour it overboard. Too bad we can't just have a separate urinal that goes directly overboard. It would be so much easier.
The Natures Head toilet cost more than a month's salary for me here in South Africa. And i am not earning a bad salary. Equivalent would be around $3000.. absolute ripoff
Glad you are back in the boat talking shit! My boat has an electric macerator which deals to pee.poo and paper which goes into the holding tank and once offshore we just do like the orca do and "release the kraken"!! A whale is supposed to dump around 40 gallons of poop per dump so my meagre offerings won't harm old spongebob in the least. TBH I watch boating videos to watch/hear about boating as a way of relief from domestic relationship stuff so maybe for episode 100 you talk 100% Lady K or boats :-)
Tim nice to see you spending some time with your children instead of chasing that blonde.
He's got kids ??? How many and how old are they ???
Sailing is great
Doing your business during your sailing adventure just suck
Regular system don’t smell in all boat
hose and tank should be replace every 10 year I aim for 8 year to keep it no smell
You could dump the bottle in the sink.
And ... it has one less through hole! Too soon? All the best.
That toilet is friggin ridiculous and the price is insane. There are so many easier ways to shit and piss.
Do the best of ...for the 100th. And sailing will help too
For girls, the toilet paper caveat is for #1, not #2
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Yo! Loving your vids and learning so much as an aspiring sailor. As for the boys peeing, LOL, can the just pee on floor and wash it down?
Hahahah kind yeah
I'm sure it would disinfect the bilge well and proper too!
Do a recap of the last 2 years of sailing Lady K..
@@gking5522 good answer, I agree 👍
Valid pragmatic design but frankly, easy to reproduce diy style with a standard toilet + a few plastic pieces and strings. I wouldn't pay 1000$ US for this.
Hey Tim you can give the poop on a toilet.and not piss you off.
Can’t you just make life simpler By telling people to P overboard or is that against the law
Where have your kids been this whole time you've been sailing or whatever you call it ?
Gross
And ... it has one less through hole! Too soon? All the best.
And ... it has one less through hole! Too soon? All the best.
Probably 2 less....if the system had a maceration pump