Toilet Paper transportation and dispensing
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Hopeless Diamond
Explorer
We made one of these and use it in the camper, works perfect for us. I guess if you didn't want to put the effort into making one, it seems somebody is selling them and has a catchy name for it..
http://www.knstrct.com/product-design-blog/2013/03/24/when-nature-calls-toilet-paper-capsule-alberta
http://www.knstrct.com/product-design-blog/2013/03/24/when-nature-calls-toilet-paper-capsule-alberta
Lucky j
Explorer
Ok, this would not work in a tree less area, unless you leave the shovel near by! But I like it enough to make my self one. I will probably spend an hour on my machine in front of the tv do to it with scrap piece of material.
MzPriss
Observer
Probably pretty easy to DIY. Zipper bag and a 2 litter bottle.
https://www.fastcodesign.com/1672205/an-ingenious-toilet-paper-dispenser-for-campers
https://www.fastcodesign.com/1672205/an-ingenious-toilet-paper-dispenser-for-campers
rnArmy
Adventurer
I clicked on the link, and now I want one. I used to be a zip-lock kind of guy, but with this thing I can have it hanging around my neck at the ready. Too cool.
Intriguing, a long handled spoon is often purchased with this.
Zip lock for me, worked well for years.
Paint it tan and stencil YETI on the back for more $$$$$ :sombrero:
Hilldweller
SE Expedition Society
BulletHead
Adventurer
Baby wipes... superior alternative to TP.
Happy Joe
Apprentice Geezer
I use one of 3 TP carriers;
Years (decades) ago I bought a screw top holder that is very compact and still works well (but is no longer made).
Since I use one of several vehicles I keep an emergency roll, and E-tool in each and have found that a large, (34+ ounce), square, Planters peanut jar works well once a roll has been used enough to fit (install fresh roll in the house then when it is used to the point where it fits; install a fresh new one and put the reduced roll in the peanut jar.
A year or two ago I got a port-a-pottie (Thetford). Since it is near certainty that something (vital) will be forgotten on nearly every trip I made a center dispensing holder out of a 2 liter soda bottle; once cut down its short enough to fit into the (clean) port-a-pottie with the lid down thus making sure that there will be a TP supply on hand, without the need to stop and run to the vehicle.. (The fall back plan is the traditional e-tool and the TP in a peanut jar.. always have a backup plan for the important things...).
Enjoy!
Years (decades) ago I bought a screw top holder that is very compact and still works well (but is no longer made).
Since I use one of several vehicles I keep an emergency roll, and E-tool in each and have found that a large, (34+ ounce), square, Planters peanut jar works well once a roll has been used enough to fit (install fresh roll in the house then when it is used to the point where it fits; install a fresh new one and put the reduced roll in the peanut jar.
A year or two ago I got a port-a-pottie (Thetford). Since it is near certainty that something (vital) will be forgotten on nearly every trip I made a center dispensing holder out of a 2 liter soda bottle; once cut down its short enough to fit into the (clean) port-a-pottie with the lid down thus making sure that there will be a TP supply on hand, without the need to stop and run to the vehicle.. (The fall back plan is the traditional e-tool and the TP in a peanut jar.. always have a backup plan for the important things...).
Enjoy!
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screwball48
Explorer
Always remember that "two is one, and one is none" ....especially when number two is involved!
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I use an empty CD/DVD round stack case. The ones you can purchase blank CD/DVDs in.
