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Thread: Pett Toilet; less expensive bag options

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    Default Pett Toilet; less expensive bag options

    I was wondering if anyone has found any good alternatives to the rather spendy Pett Toilet bags. They are very nice with the sealable storage bag and powder already in place, however it's hard to swallow the $2+ per bag pricetag. I know they have the powder available in bulk form so one could find some nice small biodegradable bags. I'm not sure if there's a less expensive alternative out there that I'm missing.

    What do you use?
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    I've found some on eBay but you have to buy quite a bit at a time a 100 for about $115

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    Quote Originally Posted by tacolex View Post
    I've found some on eBay but you have to buy quite a bit at a time a 100 for about $115
    Boom! I don't know why I didn't think of looking on eBay. I don't mind just over $1 each.
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    If you don't need the full one hundred you can split the order with a local Expo pal
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    I've seen the Reliance brand at Walmart, I don't know the cost

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    Quote Originally Posted by tacolex View Post
    I've found some on eBay but you have to buy quite a bit at a time a 100 for about $115
    Yep, that's what I did.
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    Why not just dig a hole?

    (don't know much about these portable toilets things)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rubicon08 View Post
    Why not just dig a hole?
    Some wives don't much like holes, I was informed with considerable vehemence.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rubicon08 View Post
    Why not just dig a hole?
    Tread Lightly! Leave no trace. i.e. Pack that $#!t out, literally.
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    You can use a WAG brand bag more than once, up to 3 times depending on how much you eat......just an option for ya.
    As for digging holes some areas don't allow you to dig holes and REQUIRE you to use a WAG bag or eq.
    Darrell

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