The picture is a Photoshop special that has been going around for years. The cat, like all cats, is thinking of dinner.
Photo of Beloved Spouse back in the day, looking for a tree!
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The picture is a Photoshop special that has been going around for years. The cat, like all cats, is thinking of dinner.
Photo of Beloved Spouse back in the day, looking for a tree!
103074603.jpg
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DiploStrat
Certified Expo Poseur - Lives on Paved Road
We got the Shewee for all the females in our household, they use them and are greatful they have them. http://www.shewee.com/products/Shewee-Extreme.html
IMHO the best "portable" toilet for outdoor use is the folding US army entrenching tool ( little black shovel where the blade folds 90 deg. to the handle
prop it under one cheek ( folded 90 of course )
grab your favorite magazine
do your thing
bury the evidence
used that thing on many a 4x4 trip and no problems ever ( Wife approved )
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Last edited by Bolson; 01-29-2012 at 12:40 PM.
My wife isn't afraid to squat when needed. The only downside is the splashback... hence the need for a funnel type device like posted on page 1. Without making it a huge ordeal every time a lady needs to pee, that's your best bet. Or carry some kinda mini porta-potty.
http://www.rei.com/product/407267/sa...inary-director
This is pretty much the same thing as posted on page one. It's going to be the smallest, most space consuming item for ladies on the trail.
Luggable Loo from REI.
We've used ours for years. I camp with 4 girls (wife and 3 daughters). They love it, use it, and approve it.
Completely changed their outdoors experience, and made it much more relaxing for them knowing they had a place to "go".
Plus, I believe in packing out EVERYTHING that we pack in, other than firewood ashes, and in many state parks, it's a requirement.
Cheers.
"For He so loved the world, that He sent His only son..."
Brian
KJ6GXX
1992 XJ:"Daddy's Jeep" - The "Please don't hit my Jeep again!" Edition.
2009 Ford Edge:"Penny"- "Mama's new ride, and our new trip car"
Restop 1 and Restop 2 are great products and based in SoCal
Here's our TOILET SYSTEM
Last edited by TACODOC; 02-04-2012 at 01:58 AM.
Ended up buying a case of these: http://www.amazon.com/Travel-John-Po.../dp/B000QCN298
wife loves them and it made our vacation great! now she isnt afraid to venture away from a toilet for the day! these combined with a bucket, bucket toilet seat, and double doodie bags, we had a great trip away from bathrooms!
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5 V6 4x4 + a bunch of goodies. Lifted, Locked, Illuminated, and Armored. Winner, "Best Offroad Truck" - 2010 Pismo Jamboree
Welding and Fabrication services available, PM me for details. I can even come to you!
I use the items below - depending on the situation:
the Travel John (as recommended by seanz0rz)
Go -Girl (recommended by 98roamer)
and have a Pett for in camp with a enclosure for campgrounds that do not have bathrooms (recommend by others).
There were some other great products recommended by others (I like Tacodocs) it may be a experment for her to see what she likes.
Melanie
Travel and change of place impart new vigor to the mind. ~Seneca
Cop a squat and be done with it.
O3 Tundra limited with ATTITUDE,fire truck air horn,extream outback compressor,Ham radios,Motorola commerical VHF,UHF, lowband,800mgz radios with 100 watt pa system.Dual battries, ,KC daylighters,rock lights,RCD 6" lift,air chucks front and rear,tow truck jumper cables front and rear.CB radio for trail comm.Paramedic truma first aid kit,fire supression kit.09 horizon trailer,Warn 9000 winch. Helton heat exchanger,Lowrance chart plotter,David Clark head set for radios. KI6IGN