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How do we get rid of wastes that we leave in a potty? My boat is so
small that I cannot easily fit a porta potti into the existing
structure of the boat. I am thinking of using a 3-gal bucket and
lining it with layers of plastic bags, and use it as a potty. But I am
wondering what I am going to do with all these bags of human wastes:

o Do I need to open each bag when I get back home and
dump the content into my toilet?

o Should I simply dump all the bags of human wastes
into my trash can and let the sanitation worker to
remove it along with other household trashes?

Any idea?

Thanks in advance for any info.

Jay Chan


Can you imagine being the trash collector who opens that can after some
sharp object pierces the bag. Does that answer your question?
Sheeeesh....these guys have a hard enough job.

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
wrote in message
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How do we get rid of wastes that we leave in a potty? My boat is so
small that I cannot easily fit a porta potti into the existing
structure of the boat. I am thinking of using a 3-gal bucket and
lining it with layers of plastic bags, and use it as a potty. But I am
wondering what I am going to do with all these bags of human wastes:

o Do I need to open each bag when I get back home and
dump the content into my toilet?

o Should I simply dump all the bags of human wastes
into my trash can and let the sanitation worker to
remove it along with other household trashes?

Any idea?

Thanks in advance for any info.

Jay Chan

Can you imagine being the trash collector who opens that can after some
sharp object pierces the bag. Does that answer your question?
Sheeeesh....these guys have a hard enough job.

Thanks for pointing out that leaving bags of human waste in trash can
is not an acceptable way to get rid of the stuffs from the potty.

Seem like I will have to open each bag and dump the content into the
toilet. I am really not looking forward in doing this task; but this
should give me enough incentive to force everyone to go to bathroom
before getting on my boat.

Jay Chan