In all seriousness I considered getting one of those self-contained potties
but I wanted a seat/console between the two up front. The potty convertible
feature was an afterthought because I did not want two boxes. One for the
seat/console and another for the port-a-potty. I was planning to build a box
around the store bought port-a-potty and take out the jump seat when
camping, putting the port-a-potty box in its spot with a padded seat.

With my narrower seat/console (and potty throne) I can move it to the jump
seat location to use as a seat (or potty) and not have two boxes cluttering
up the van and using space needlessly.

William

----- Original Message -----
From: <georgejoann@juno.com>
To: <developtrust@COX.NET>
Cc: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: Porta poti humor

> William, you said,
>
> << Seriously, one would not keep the business in the van. That's only for
> privacy. After the relief, the plastic bag of goodies is put out of the
> van if at night and overnight then into the trash the next day.>>
>
>    Mrs Tie Dye insisted way back when, that we get a portable chemical
> toilet, and I have to admit that it's the smartest thing she has ever
> made me do.  It does extra duty as a seat, and a step up to the bed in
> the loft.
>
>    There's business inside of it that has been there since last fall, but
> you wouldn't know it, 'cos it's airtight by design.
>
>      George/ATL
>      '89 Westy, Wernher
>
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