DiploStrat
Expedition Leader
Things we like about the C-Head:
-- The stirring handle is much easier to use than the crank on the Nature's Head. And the round paddle in a round bucket means no dead corners, an issue with the Nature's Head.
-- No tools/thumb screws needed to dump. The Nature's Head was too wide for the door on either of our baths; so it had to be wrapped in a bag and turned sideways. The C-Head bucket simply lifts out. The ease of dumping more than makes up for the slightly smaller capacity. We dump once a week or whenever things get damp. And a bucket is easier to dump than a square box.
-- Once you get used to the position, the C-Head almost never needs a clean up; a perfect crap shoot every time.
-- The urine bucket (called a P-Tank) is smaller, but does not reveal its contents, handy when you have to do the walk of shame in a public place. We will eventually develop a yellow tank system, but for the moment, we simply dump every other day, at least. (Missed it one time and the clean up was a bit of a pain!)
We bought the full toilet, as we needed the base. See photos here. Not really a how-to, but you will get the picture. The hardest part was the nose to keep the toilet level in a shower designed for a cassette and adjustments to the teak shower base: https://diplostrat.org/2019/06/16/why-we-love-the-loneliest-road-or-back-on-route-50-again/
-- The stirring handle is much easier to use than the crank on the Nature's Head. And the round paddle in a round bucket means no dead corners, an issue with the Nature's Head.
-- No tools/thumb screws needed to dump. The Nature's Head was too wide for the door on either of our baths; so it had to be wrapped in a bag and turned sideways. The C-Head bucket simply lifts out. The ease of dumping more than makes up for the slightly smaller capacity. We dump once a week or whenever things get damp. And a bucket is easier to dump than a square box.
-- Once you get used to the position, the C-Head almost never needs a clean up; a perfect crap shoot every time.
-- The urine bucket (called a P-Tank) is smaller, but does not reveal its contents, handy when you have to do the walk of shame in a public place. We will eventually develop a yellow tank system, but for the moment, we simply dump every other day, at least. (Missed it one time and the clean up was a bit of a pain!)
We bought the full toilet, as we needed the base. See photos here. Not really a how-to, but you will get the picture. The hardest part was the nose to keep the toilet level in a shower designed for a cassette and adjustments to the teak shower base: https://diplostrat.org/2019/06/16/why-we-love-the-loneliest-road-or-back-on-route-50-again/