"Bob" wrote in message
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Paul Cassel wrote:
When far offshore, no sane person uses the toilet anyway so
it's a day sailing issue only.

Well.............. sorta.

On the west coast the rumor is most commercial fisherman who fell over
board and drowned typically had their zipper open. Lesson learned: when
unfurling your short arm don't yard it over the side. So what I do
when sailing solo is zip and hose down the cockpit. Typically there is
enough sea water or rain entering the cockpit for ample flushing
action.

However, for other personal discharge functions I prefer my PH II.

From what I have seen along the side of every interstate freeway the
truckers have an effective method.

Bath & Bed Bob

Geez... remind me not to get on your boat until after it's been washed...
how about using one of those portable units instead.

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Capt. JG wrote:

Geez... remind me not to get on your boat until after it's been washed...
how about using one of those portable units instead.

Ya. but then ya gotta wash that out. I really dont enjoy swabing out a
head.
Besides havent ya ever heard of the phrase "**** on it?" there is a
reason those words have been around for so many years.
Bob

Do you really have to do it that often? I usually find a woman who is more
grossed out than I am to do it (grins). Please don't tell
she-who-must-be-obeyed this. :-)

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"Bob" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:

Geez... remind me not to get on your boat until after it's been washed...
how about using one of those portable units instead.

Ya. but then ya gotta wash that out. I really dont enjoy swabing out a
head.
Besides havent ya ever heard of the phrase "**** on it?" there is a
reason those words have been around for so many years.
Bob