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I know propane systems can be dangerous if implemented incorrectly, but it seems like a simple one tank, one line, and one output "system" could be isolated and made relatively safe and easy to operate in a campervan. You cannot get anywhere close to the energy density of propane with batteries, and powering a closed off incinerating toilet with an external vent seems like the best practical use for it.
Im converting and eagle bus into a tiny, and im really trying to decide one if i want to deal with a black water tank. This video was super helpful, in showing my other options
Another beauty, Ben! This is the plan i want for my 170!!! Knowing prices can fluctuate, can you offer a ballpark range to duplicate this EXACT van on my 170. Happy to have a phone conversation if thats easier. Im about 10 months out from retirement and am now looking for a builder! Thanks!!!
Amazing work Ben!!! You're at yhe top of my list for builders as my retirement date RAPIDLY approaches!! 😊 Does the EVcharging option work for tesla superchargers stations as well if we already own a tesla?
I got a medium size Trelino with a wooden lid held in place by magnets instead of the soft close plastic lid. The lid does not bounce off when I am driving. The lid is completely removed when the toilet is used. The wooden lid allows the Trelino to also be a small table or foot stool. I got this when I was still tent camping, but planning to buy a van for a DIY camper. The Trelino fit under my camping cot and is currently kept under the bed I built for my van. The medium size Trelino is about the size of a milk crate or bankers box and it is a bit taller than the small size without being too tall to tuck under the bed. It is comfortable to use. As a female, I have had no issues with where to sit for proper separation of pee and poo. I did make a small modification to the pee jug to help make it easier to completely empty. I cut a 5/8 inch hole in one of the upper corners of the jug and used a rubber stopper to seal it. When I empty it, I remove the stopper and pour through the hole like a tea kettle. because the hole is in a corner, it is easier to completely empty the jug than it was when I removed the lid from the center of the top of the box-shaped jug. The stopper was actually sold as an accessory by Trelino, probably to plug the urine hole in the separator, but I never used it for that. I empty my Trelino after one or two days of use. It is mostly used after dark or before sunrise. It is never very full when I empty it, but I empty it frequently so it won't become full.
As a small doggie mommy of 4, I can see this will serve your client’s dogs exceptionally well and provide piece of mind for them. Super luxurious with a great sleeping area/large bed, wonderful kitchen and bath for the humans. You hit this one out of the park! I have a 2021 Nissan NV2500 that I would love for you to work on, but I know that’s not a platform you customize. Best of luck with this new design. More orders are sure to come! Regards, Barb of Auntie Babs Estate Sales and More
GREAT VIDEO!! NECESSARY!! You have 2 mistakes, 1st incineration toilets have several companies who manufacture them not just the 2. Most importantly you left out a great option tge Wrappon toilet. It heat seals each "GO "! Leaving you eith a small package 📦 which is easily disposed of without a long twisted bunch of filled mylar. Great choice highly recommend! Only crappt part is the esthetic. I have seen people make them nicer with some minor creativity. 😉
Separating the liquid from the solid is a bad idea for the environment, because the only way to stabilize the nitrogen in the urine is the carbon. The urine in contact of air or water will bond with oxygen or hydrogen to become toxic molecules as ammoniac (NH3) or nitrates (NO2 and NO3) . So the best is to fill the bottom of your bucket with a thick layer of absorbing carbon matter to let the nitrogen bond with the carbon to form nutritive and organic molecules as amino acids. This is the most good for the environment which create a better and more balance compost.
I started following a few weeks back, and just had this video show up in my feed… amazing! We have a mass-produced van (and actually really enjoy it), but are so looking forward to having a custom build for our next van. Thanks for the tour and I’ll continue to catch up on these videos as they pop up! And glad to see that you’re here in the North East.
Thanks! We'll have to do an updated tour to show off how things look these days. You're also welcome to swing by sometime, even in your 'mass produced' van, which I'm sure you do plenty of great travel in!
@@ReadySetVan Thanks! I’ve been showing off some of your videos / floor plans to my wife, we couldn’t be more impressed with the design decisions and overall quality of what we’re seeing. And yes, if we’re driving through we’ll reach out to see if we can stop in!
So if anyone wants firsthand account of the Incinolet toilet, I've had one for two years now, here's my take on the 120v and 50 amp cord for power... If you're only using it for solids, it runs for two hours, and it mostly turns into a pooh shaped pile of ash... If you're using it for solids and liquids, once you drop it into the pits of Hell, there's unfortunately a splashdown effect, and you'll have to do a deep clean on the underside of the bowl, and it's pretty gross... If the Incinolet had a urine diverter, it might not be so bad, but it's not ideal... My better half uses the bathroom for liquids between 5-8 times a day, and that's a lot of liners for a single day... So it's not ideal when they sell the liners in packs of 200... So we're looking at replacing it in the near future... Cheers! 🖤🦇
I like the toilet that you do your duties and flush with liquid just like a house just use the toilet rv liquid freshener ..or real toilet sorry do not want to play with bag or sawdust you are just adding more stuff to the already packed land fill ... Water is usually free and the liquid is not bad priced and last awhile ..And dump site or toilet is always around just use freeway bathrooms ..Find toilet with a cassette that is small enough to handle for ya .. I have one in my other cabin works great no smell ...Just put paper in a lavender trash bag instead of toilet if real bad just put in toilet...
We have a natures head and we use it 80% of the time for both transactions. It is hard to clean. To many nooks and crannies. But it allows us to use the off grid cabin easily. But it does well with the composting and the urine bottle is large. Also when your taking out the urine bottle put the lid on it then it won’t splash out and we have a second bottle so we can change out when we have a full bottle. And you’re correct to say they could do better even if it’s making easier to clean the compositing compartment!
I’m developing an off grid property & this video has really gone over all the option of which I am aware! Excellent explanation of each type & the options within each method!! Thank you for explaining this topic in an entertaining manner! I agree with the earlier comment that “ don’t crap in my air fryer” is the best line!
Some of these manufacturers forgot one important aspect of these products - size and portability. Some of these products, even if nice, they are like taking the toilet from your home and bringing with you on the camping trip. Besides that - thank you for the very nice overview/review of these products.
LOVE the cutting board on the outside flip down table, and the fact that there's an outlet. Snacks and blended drinks! Also, I'd get the portable induction burner - you could take it out to the outdoor table 😻 Also love the step drawer and the slide out tray in the garage. I guess one could put a 2 person seat with seatbelts in the dinette area?
Thank you so much for all the info - I learned a lot. Something I really don't like, though, is all the plastic that's being put in the landfill. Yeah, I hate having to find a sewer for a holding tank, but at least there's not the plastic 😿