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Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2018 13:12:09 GMT
Its very cold on Finland.
Maybe it froze.
Why do cassette toilets have sliders if nobody uses them?
My first boat toilet was an els an bucket. Very effective unit with a decent range.
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Post by Jim on Aug 19, 2018 13:33:33 GMT
I suspect he doesn't transport his cassette back'ards and for'ards to Finland. The door is there for a purpose, to keep the more lively jobbies from climbing back out and for transporting to the sani station. I remember the old elsan buckit and chuckit too, the old metal ones with a hard black plastic lid. I believe some modern boaters just use a cardboard box, true copraphiles.
You've not denied your continental practices I see.
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Post by kris on Aug 19, 2018 13:57:23 GMT
Just goes to show, just because you believe something doesn't make it true.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2018 14:01:46 GMT
I suspect he doesn't transport his cassette back'ards and for'ards to Finland. The door is there for a purpose, to keep the more lively jobbies from climbing back out and for transporting to the sani station. I remember the old elsan buckit and chuckit too, the old metal ones with a hard black plastic lid. I believe some modern boaters just use a cardboard box, true copraphiles. You've not denied your continental practices I see. Stool inspection is very important for maintaining a healthy health. In case you were unaware of it studies have suggested that keeping a powerful magnefying glass (a loupe) beside the disposal unit can help you to identify problems. If you feel unwell have a close look at your shit. There will be some clues as to the cause and you can make necessary adjustments to diet and other behaviours.
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Post by Jim on Aug 19, 2018 15:23:48 GMT
I suspect he doesn't transport his cassette back'ards and for'ards to Finland. The door is there for a purpose, to keep the more lively jobbies from climbing back out and for transporting to the sani station. I remember the old elsan buckit and chuckit too, the old metal ones with a hard black plastic lid. I believe some modern boaters just use a cardboard box, true copraphiles. You've not denied your continental practices I see. Stool inspection is very important for maintaining a healthy health. In case you were unaware of it studies have suggested that keeping a powerful magnefying glass (a loo-pe) beside the disposal unit can help you to identify problems. If you feel unwell have a close look at your shit. There will be some clues as to the cause and you can make necessary adjustments to diet and other behaviours. Corrected that for you. I'm sure it would make some unwell people feel worserer! It doesn't bother me, I've done some shit jobs in my time, unblocking drains, clearing up after a drain breakage, changing spawn nappies etc.
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Post by Gone on Aug 19, 2018 15:34:20 GMT
I asked a German guy some years ago about why they have 'inspection toilets' he reckoned it was because they eat a lot of lightly cooked pork and it was to check for intestinal worms. For those that don't know pork needs through cooking to kill intestinal worms eggs.
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Post by patty on Aug 19, 2018 17:26:08 GMT
I suspect he doesn't transport his cassette back'ards and for'ards to Finland. The door is there for a purpose, to keep the more lively jobbies from climbing back out and for transporting to the sani station. I remember the old elsan buckit and chuckit too, the old metal ones with a hard black plastic lid. I believe some modern boaters just use a cardboard box, true copraphiles. You've not denied your continental practices I see. Stool inspection is very important for maintaining a healthy health. In case you were unaware of it studies have suggested that keeping a powerful magnefying glass (a loupe) beside the disposal unit can help you to identify problems. If you feel unwell have a close look at your shit. There will be some clues as to the cause and you can make necessary adjustments to diet and other behaviours. My son did his work experience in the path lab examining poo....he would come home and discuss at the dining room table what poo meant what...ex hubby not amused, however he couldn't shock me cos I worked in a pee n poo ward..
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Post by Gone on Aug 19, 2018 19:11:57 GMT
My daughter is now a nurse and when she visits us the dining room conversation is far more basic than I was used to.............
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Post by Mr Stabby on Aug 19, 2018 19:17:08 GMT
I suspect he doesn't transport his cassette back'ards and for'ards to Finland. The door is there for a purpose, to keep the more lively jobbies from climbing back out and for transporting to the sani station. I remember the old elsan buckit and chuckit too, the old metal ones with a hard black plastic lid. I believe some modern boaters just use a cardboard box, true copraphiles. You've not denied your continental practices I see. Stool inspection is very important for maintaining a healthy health. In case you were unaware of it studies have suggested that keeping a powerful magnefying glass (a loupe) beside the disposal unit can help you to identify problems. If you feel unwell have a close look at your shit. There will be some clues as to the cause and you can make necessary adjustments to diet and other behaviours. I used to find pieces of sweetcorn in my faeces, which I took as an indication that I had recently eaten sweetcorn. Now I just open a tin and throw it straight down the toilet to save my body the trouble.
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Post by Gone on Aug 19, 2018 19:21:32 GMT
Stools contain sweet corn, chunder always contains carrots, they must grow in your guts, because even if you haven’t eaten any recently they are still there.
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Post by bills on Aug 19, 2018 20:06:57 GMT
Stools contain sweet corn, chunder always contains carrots, they must grow in your guts, because even if you haven’t eaten any recently they are still there. Carrots growing in the gut sounds plausible, but how do they get sliced before vomiting?
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Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2018 20:13:15 GMT
Stools contain sweet corn, chunder always contains carrots, they must grow in your guts, because even if you haven’t eaten any recently they are still there. Carrots growing in the gut sounds plausible, but how do they get sliced before vomiting? Have you never had an endoscopy and watched the doctor manipulate the camera past the 'slicer' - if not think yourself lucky.
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Post by Jim on Aug 19, 2018 20:25:52 GMT
Carrots growing in the gut sounds plausible, but how do they get sliced before vomiting? Have you never had an endoscopy and watched the doctor manipulate the camera past the 'slicer' - if not think yourself lucky. The surgeon had to tell me to lie down and stop watching the screen. My own bowel in full colour! Fascinating. Especially after the armful of vallium. Humhorrids if you need to know. Laser fried.
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Post by naughtyfox on Aug 19, 2018 20:29:56 GMT
Didn't foxy drop a big one and crack the bottom of his cassette? I'm sure I recall something a few months back. No... but I did notice the bottom of our Thetford was starting to crack so I have liberally applied Jesus tape* to its underside and all seems to be holding together for now. *duct tape, but Pirkko calls it Jesus tape "because it performs miracles".
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Post by naughtyfox on Aug 19, 2018 20:31:29 GMT
Didn't foxy drop a big one and crack the bottom of his cassette? I'm sure I recall something a few months back. That would be technically challenging. The cassette is usually the bit at the bottom of the device which means in order to "crack' it one would have left open the slider allowing the unit to operate on a direct "dump through" principle. This is not the usual modus operandi of a cassette toilet. News to me, I always leave the slider open. Why would you not?
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