Camping loo...

[former member]

Slightly grim subject but hey ho!
We free camped a bit on our last trip to Spain/Galicia in our old camper.

Most areas have some form of loo but not all; and as seasoned as we think we are, hole digging is just grim.

We've decided a porta potti thing takes up too much space so thinking bog-in-a-bag.

Anyone used one?! This will hopefully get very little use but it'll be handy if needed!!

 

[HHO]

Bog-in-a-bag? That's a new one on me? Do they come in diffarent sizes and how do you attach it round the back?

 

[former member]

Here;

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Boginabag-Portable-Toilet-Seat-Excludes/dp/B004Y00STK

There's even a handy diagram...!

 

[Pauly]

It even doubles up as a normal seat, wow

 

[former member]

It would be intended only for emergencies...!

 

[HHO]

You'd be doing well to get that out of its bag and set up in an emergency - I'd be straight behind a hedge .....

 

[Pauly]

I'd still be wondering where the bog roll is while taking me socks off

 

[former member]

@HHO ; trust me digging a hole in a free camp area really isn't fun. The only aspect of it we really didn't like; although trying to wash up comes a close second.

But we'll be in Portugal for a while; great for free/wild camping.

 

[surf-report]

@HHO ; trust me digging a hole in a free camp area really isn't fun. The only aspect of it we really didn't like; although trying to wash up comes a close second.

But we'll be in Portugal for a while; great for free/wild camping.

And surfing!

 

[former member]

Indeed!!

 

[Wongo]

Pop a loo another make

 

[former member]

We ended up not using our bog in a bag.
Glad we didn't spend any more on one!

 

[superflyguy]

Tesco bag for life, Waitrose if you need to feel more refined, then turn it inside out and wash it. Spending 10p on a supermarket bag is the least of your worries when you've got to go !!
Always keep spares, I had two but I decided a "turd" is a safe bet.

 

[Roadrunner]

@superflyguy Grone

 

[DXX]

For Number Ones a standard spare fuel Diesel can and a very large square funnel does the job.

 

[Phil_G]

The Birchover has a little portaloo living under the rib bed and I swore I'd never use it.
None of us are getting any younger however, and first thing in the morning
sometimes the campsite loo block can seem a long way away
So after reluctantly succumbing once to the convenience (!) of my own loo,
I now use it whenever, no hangups at all. Strictly number ones only of course
In our old Swift motorhome there was a poem on the bathroom door:

This is not a magic loo, it soon gets full of wee & poo.
Pee all you want, but if you sh*t - its your turn to empty it

 

[andys]

Have a cassette toilet which is very useful. Though sometimes my granddaughter says she needs a wee, only to break into a strained expression once she's on and uttering the dreaded words "Actually I'm having a poo as well Grandad" NOOOOO

 

[Spaghetti]

Here;

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Boginabag-Portable-Toilet-Seat-Excludes/dp/B004Y00STK

There's even a handy diagram...!

Love the fact Amazon says “Stool Only”. I’d have hoped it’d come without a stool!

 

[Grainfoot]

Clean Waste Go Anywhere Toilet Kit WAG Bag - Needle Sports

Tried and tested used for a multi day underground caving trip.

 

[Martinf]

For number one’s we find the Uribag a great product. More expensive than a second hand milk bottle but much more versatile. Even goes in a pocket (but preferably empty). Comes in female version too which I am informed is just as effective as the male one and could actually be used by a male too.

We bought ours from Age UK!

Uribag Male Travel Urinal - 1200ml