My Wife  -   mostly option #1  --  #3 if ever needed..  I have a Coleman
unit it splits in two pcs. for easy dumping and cleaning.....

I use an empty 32 oz. Gatorade bottle for those middle of the night Pee's ..
I do lot's of Winter Camping  / Mountaineering.  You have to do this
because getting out of your tent at -10 or-20 Degrees below  ZERO is no
fun.. I don't even get out of the sleeping bag. just have to be careful...
So the pee bottle stay's in EVC ( infact I have 2 ) ...  I even use  them
when driving  all nighters if the other person is sleeping and I don't want
to stop..  Don't laugh I know ton's of people who do this and it works just
fine .......

If only Gatorade knew this....   HA  HA  .......

Steve D
Central Ct.
02 EVC
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From: "Dale Goodvin" <dgoodvin@YAHOO.COM>
Question
> Ok, it's time to get it out in the open:
>> How do you use your porta-potty.
> 1.      Pee only/Poop never
> 2.      Poop only/Pee never
> 3.      Pee almost only; poop in emergency
> 4.      Poop almost only; pee in emergency

----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Elliott" <bobe@WEBTIDE.NET>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 3:51 PM
Subject: Serious Saturday Potta Potti Question

> I've got a photo of a Porta Potti Storage box that was supposedly sold as
a
> VW option when Vanagons were new. It stores behind the front passenger
seat
> and it looks like it's secured by straps looped around tie-downs like
those
> used in the roof luggage well. It's upholstered and padded on top in
> matching VW seat material. Does anyone on the list have one of these or
has
> built their own? If so I'd really appreciate any photos you have. This
idea
> seems convenient and practical in that Porta Potti is "hidden in plain
> sight" well still easily available when needed. Plus, with the seat
> swivelled and facing to the rear then the Porta Potti box would act as an
> ottoman.
>
> peace
>
> bob elliott
>