Can I use these safely in the portable camping toilets. The kind you have to empty out? I buy special TP for them but these might be good to add too.
1761380
You shouldn't have any problems. I've used them in a portable potty when I've gone to outdoor sport events. The wipes are very convenient to have at all times. I never leave home without them.
1133018
No one places greater importance on recycling than I, but I would have to draw the line here. Generally these are purchased for use in foreign-to-you places where the simple use of toilet tissue is not acceptable. I would not wish to try to "clean" them for later reuse, but it certainly could be done.
267444
It all depends on what brand tank deodorizer you're using and how much you put in. I tried the Thetford liquid that came with it and it worked OK. After several days of fairly continuous use it smelled like a bathroom that had been used by my father after he had sprayed a deodorizer. The next time I used Coleman deodorizer and that worked a lot better. I always use WAY MORE than the directions call for, and the potty smells like the deodorizer rather than "waste". The most important thing about keeping the smell down is HOW LONG YOU KEEP THE WASTE VALVE OPEN. If you make it a point to open and immediately close the valve, then rinse the bowl with the valve closed - only opening it to drain the 'cleaning water' - the smell is much less than if you leave the valve wide open while you're flushing/rinsing the bowl. I'm sorry if this is more information than you needed, but if you do it right, it's a very useful item when you're camping. Personally, I prefer using a toilet that I know has been used only by "friends and family", and this one is especially 'user friendly'.
982517
They might be pretty bulky with a liner but you could give it a try. I find these are pretty easy to clean with a sprayer. You can drop one of the flaps down in the toilet while holding the rest of the diaper up out of the way. I had both these and the elemental (ended up selling elemental and buying more of these) and found these much easier to clean bc the flaps are not attached on both ends, as they are with the elemental. As far as break in, they recommend washing them a couple of times before. I did that and they work great. Going on 5 months and I love theses diapers.
985472
This product does not indicate that it is flushable. My own opinion on this...... I wouldn't flush any of this type of item down plumbing because I read that these (along with diapers and tampons) are causing major blockages in city sewer systems. Even if they say that they break down, they can't be manufactured to break apart efficiently while still staying together to perform its function -- which is to keep the person and the caregiver (if needed) clean and separate from the substance they are wiping off.
1480580
no but they work wonders in a toilet with extreme build up so they should work for a pool too! i love these although for a pool you may need a case of them as they will wear out with a large area
1263451
I just wash them with my cloth diapers. I use Rockin' Green detergent. I will say that I used them as a barrier to protect the diapers from diaper cream and over time the liners became water repellant. I stripped them but it didn't help. Now when we need to use heavy duty, (not cloth diaper safe) cream I use flushable liners. I still use the reusable ones otherwise though.
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I use these with my thirties and prefolds, GroVia BioLiners Unscented Diaper Liners, 200 CountIt somehow contains the solid waste so you can just flush it down the toilet. Otherwise reusable diapers would have been a deal breaker! No washing diapers in the toilet or getting special spray attachments! Make sure you get a serious pail, like diaper Dekor too!
1604114
You can but would not suggest. The RV toilets do not have a P-trap and would usually drop right down right into the holding tank and If you keep water in the toilet all the time you would need to change out the seals time after time on the RV toilet.
1657740
After reading another review I want to state that these pads are NOT MEANT to be used to "clean" the toilet bowl. The toilet bowl should be cleaned with the proper cleaner before you use the Shaw Pad. These pads are meant to be used to remove the "hard water ring" only. You wouldn't use a pumice stone to clean the toilet bowl!! The same is true with these pads.
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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
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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.
2006728
i am looking for bidet that would fit in my motor home toilet, it is different from usual toilet which does not have separate toilet seat. it is one piece toilet made by thetfort. do you have some thing that would work for that kind toilet?
1518321
No. They are simply meant to keep diaper a bit more clean from #2. And also it makes it easy to simply pick up the flushable liner from diaper and toss in toilet. It is not meant to absorb in any way, they are really thin! Hope this helps!
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I just use regular toilet paper which disolves adequately to prevent clogging. I make sure to add 2 cups of water plus 2 oz. of conditioning chemical after dumping and cleaning to prep for reuse. I don't flush paper that is used only for urine. I have never experienced any problems.
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It says it works in the "Kaboom Scrub Free Continuous Toilet Cleaning System". The "Never Scrub was, I think, an older one that used "Cartridges" of cleaning "rocks" This won't work with that one. You need a whole new container to use these - the "full" new system with hoses etc.
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We haven't been flushing them. There is another brand we tried, which comes in a box shaped like a Kleenex box, and those are clearly flushable. The description on these does say, "Simply remove the liner and flush." So maybe it's fine.