Thetford Curve Setup and Review

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • Do you hate camping in remote campgrounds without 'facilities'? Well fret no more with the Thetford Porta Potti Curve. Your personal porcelain throne in the furthest corners of the world.
    Easy to setup, use, empty, and cleanup, this portable toilet makes camping in 'no facility' campgrounds super easy and convenient.
    Check it out on Amazon or wherever you get your camping supplies.
    Be sure to check out our instagram at Practical_Camper
    Happy Trails!

Комментарии • 7

  • @Little_Ragamuffin
    @Little_Ragamuffin Месяц назад +1

    Best video about a porta potti ever!

  • @Ober447
    @Ober447 3 года назад

    So does this thing have enough water pressure and water volume to flush the average turd? That little water pump sounded kinda lame. I'm considering this potty or the Camco premium 5.3 gallon.

    • @thepracticalcamper6326
      @thepracticalcamper6326  3 года назад +1

      So it has a ball valve at the bottom of the bowl. It just drops down, no need for power to push past an S trap like a normal toilet

  • @s.8358
    @s.8358 4 года назад

    How does the electric-powered flush work in the long run? Is it better than the piston pump - any info on that? Thanks! 😊

    • @thepracticalcamper6326
      @thepracticalcamper6326  4 года назад

      Just for clarification, this has an electric pump that pumps clean water into the bowl, and a manual ball valve that dumps to the lower tank. Used it for the first time in a LONG time a month or so ago, and it has held up just fine. I was worried the batteries would corrode, or something would fail from not using it, but it fired right up.

  • @itsnotlevel2
    @itsnotlevel2 5 лет назад

    Im afraid sir, you have what you would call an "unboxing". A review requires use....hopefully more than one use, more like maybe a month minimum? Thanks for the vid though.

    • @thepracticalcamper6326
      @thepracticalcamper6326  5 лет назад +1

      Hey Paul! Thanks for your comment! I have used it several times, I just store it in the box. I'd be happy to answer a specific question regarding the use if you have one. Unfortunately I'm not going to demonstrate the use of a commode on camera 😉