Can you use this in a bag for the portable bucket toilets?
1193769
I don't see why it wouldn't work. It sure works well in my boat and RV holding tanks.
1193770
I do not understand the reference or need for a bag but I do not see any reason that this product would not work in a portable toilet. We use it in a travel trailer and I have been reordering as it works better than the other products we have used in our 46 years of using holding tanks.
1193771
No. It won't work in a bucket toilet. I use Poo Powder in my bucket toilet, with good success. But I never pooh in my bucket toilet, only pee. Bucket toilets are not really good for pooh. Nothing you can do about the smell then.Sprinkle about a half a scoop in before the first use, and about half a scoop after each use. And don't just dump it in; sprinkle over the top.Cleanwaste Mini Bulk Poo Powder
1193772
I do not think this would work on a bag. Not sure what kind of toilet that is. I have never seen a toilet with a bag as a holding tank. Happy Camper works good on RV holding tanks because it holds plenty of water and the chemical needs some time to dissolve solids.
1193773
I really don't see any reason that it cant be used in this manner. I personally havent tried it but it should work the same Good Luck
1193774
I would say so,we've been using it now for 2 yrs in our rv which is a 30 gal black tank and works great probably don't need to use as much base it on gal amounts and got from there
1193775
I would caution you against using it in a bag until you contact the manufacturer.
867818
I don't see why not, but it is minimally dusty in my experience. Depends on the bag I think. It is very soft and absorbent.
1937050
I think the pail liner would work great. The wet bag with handles would probably not work - it would be too bulky to fit inside the pail.
1771038
Yes, the toilet ring can use be used both on home toilet and on the go. I even carry it everyday as I use it on any toilets when we go to restaurant, grocery shopping or friends' homes.
29292
I don't believe you can. I have thrown my container away but if I remember right, it is not to be used in toilets and or septic systems.
2042918
I think it can as long as you have enough clearance. Also, you will probably need some type of splash shield or guard. You might have a maintenance person cut the bottom of the bucket off. THis would create a discharge chute for all toileting activities and elimate potential splashes of bodily waste.
1484701
Yes you can. We have a regular step-can trash can in our nursery and just put regular trash bags in it. I use these for the poopy diapers so they don't stink up the place. Helps cut down on odor a lot without having to get a fancy pail.
612460
I don't see why not; you could use disposable trash bags or reusable wet bags to contain the diapers and the odor. You could use the pail without a bag, but I would think it'd be messier and potentially more odorous.
599720
Yes you could, but you will have to fill it with dirt or foam in order to get the bag filled to look right.
2237477
Yes. It can be used over a toilet. It comes with a sleeve attachment that can be used instead of the bucket, and makes sure the "waste" lands in the toilet.
570820
I don't really know. The only handheld units I've seen need a hole in the center of the bag. If your version can vacuum and seal along the top edge of the bag, then I don't see why it wouldn't work.
2234902
Probably not, it's pretty shallow but would depend on what you've got. I suppose a small load and you bungee corded the bag down would work.
888620
From my understanding, you can use the bags that are made for the unit. I agree with Clark Isaacs, contact the manufacture for they are the best person to answer this question.
891612
I haven't done so, but I'm sure it would be possible. Be sure the edges of the bag are pulled done the sides of the container and can't be, accidentally, pulled into the mechanism. In reality, it really isn't necessary to place a collection bag in the bucket as the container empties with great ease.
2262228
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. You'd probably need to bag it first so that you can shove it through the top of the diaper pail.
750096
Obviously it would depend on the size of the bag. I'd say that yes, this bucket would have a large enough capacity to hold the charcoal from an average sized bag. As someone else said, the bag would have to be emptied into it.
1987169
It depends on the size of bag you are carrying. It will fit in a large tote, but if you're looking really compact this probably isn't the travel potty for you.