Re: [VAL] Recirculating toilets

[Dillonvdill@xxxxxxx]

Back in 1976 I bought my first trailer when I was 20 years old,  a 22'  1967 
Ideal,
That had a Monomatic recalculating toilet installed where the marine toilet 
used to be.  It also had a holding tank.  It came with a box of packets of blue 
powder that you put in the empty toilet with a gallon of water.   It would 
last a couple of weeks of continuous use without odors and then I would dump it 
in the holding tank.  I really could last a long time when boon docking,  I'm 
pretty sure it held less than 8 gallons because I could last a couple of 
months.  I was very happy with it.  Monomatics were popular when they came out 
because people who had older trailers from the 1950s,  back when a park model was 
considered "selfcontained",  could remove the tiny china tank flush toilet 
from there bathroom and have "real" self containment in the bathroom without 
installing a holding and water tank.    I didn't know there were portable 
recirculating toilets.

Vanessa
'52  Cruiser
'56  Flying Cloud
'58  Overlander