Review on Thetford Dry closet Thetford Porta Potti 565 P liquid by Jnis Bisters ᠌

The dry closet was purchased for the time of repairing the bathroom in the apartment with the prospect of further use of it in the country. The maximum landing height was extremely important, because. there is an elderly person in the house who will not be able to get up from the usual "potty". Externally, the model looks very attractive, but this is where its advantages over a plastic toilet bucket are exhausted. First, do not believe the claims that a family of 2-3 people fills the lower tank of 21 liters in about a week. Our grandmother and grandson, who do not suffer from intestinal disorders, bring the toilet to the state of "full tank" in 2-3 days. Secondly, emptying the dry closet is not a process for the squeamish. The presence of a special gas release button to prevent splashing does not save! Far from fragrant contents escape from the nozzle with splashes that fall on everything around. Again, you remember a simple toilet bucket: once - and you're done! There, the whole process takes a second, but here the heavy lower tank must be held and shaken, because the flow is periodically interrupted. After servicing the toilet, you want to change clothes and wash yourself. Thirdly, the toilet, despite the good dosage of the appropriate fillers, stinks corny. The toilet pail, if you add liquid for the lower tank, exudes a smell of about the same level. But a bucket costs 250, and this dry closet was bought for almost 7000. True, let's give the dry closet its due: a narrow neck, like in a toilet bowl with an "anti-spray" system, does not give splashes when feces fall, which is a sin of a toilet bucket. Well, it’s more pleasant to see a clean white surface, like in a toilet bowl, when opening it, than the contents of the intestine floating in the urine. Would we buy a dry closet if we knew all of the above? I think no. They would bring a toilet bucket from the dacha, buy a filler for the lower tank and . The landing is just as high, but in order not to splash your loved one in the process of relief, you can throw a newspaper))