sink toylet combi in a sleeper

Yea, that was my point too. Dont think I could handle the stench.

 

Them things didn't stink when I was in the lockup. But I think its a fool idea to try to rig one up for yer sleeper.

 

Sorry, but to my mind, I always have time and the ability to stop and use the bathroom. Rather than lug around the weight of the fixtures, the clean water tank, drain hoses, and the waste tank, then go through the hassle of handling the waste at dump stations, refilling the water tank, and keeping both of them from freezing up in the wintertime when I am in the house and the truck is parked, I think I'll just make a quick stop, use the facilities, and then get back on my way.

 

same way here but not everybody is the same. my only thing was what about the middlle of the night pee urge ?

 

don't you know thats what the space between the truck and trailer is for

 

i'm talking without getting out of the truck at all

 

You live in Georgia for craps sake. One of the few states in the union where indoor plumbing is not yet in vogue, and everyone has to go outside in the night anyhow to get to the little room with the crescent moon on the door. if you have indoor plumbing in a truck down there, you stand a better than 50% chance of being burned at the stake for heresy, voodoo, and witchcraft.

And before you attack me on this, be forewarned that I am a former Georgia resident and know that of which I speak!!!!! LOL!

 

I doubt that they still exist, but I remember reading in Popular Mechanics years back of a sanitary system for RV's that parceled out the contents of the holding tank into the exhaust system while driving and disposed of it by burning it off that way. Never saw one in operation, and I am sure it was really fragrant while running. I don't think it would work with an upright exhaust, and I am sure that cleaning burnt used toilet paper out of your muffler is no treat for the service guy.