For - how can I put this with the requisite niceness and delicacy - "the
other" (;>)
Porta-potties are just too tall for enclosed seated use in the small
Potters, or as a friend put it -"ain't no way". One couple uses and
recommends the small, low-profile oil-change basins sold at Pep-boys, Chief,
Kmart, and such. These have a removable grid across the opening and a
screw-on cap which retains the contents. They also have a side drain outlet
with a screw-on cap. An initial bit of the deodorant (as above) is probably
helpful. These again are not really low enough profile for enclosed seated
use, but they are considerably lower than porta-pottis. I don't remember
who it was that suggested these, but if you're still about, please comment.
I hope I haven't offended anyone's finer sensibilities. Whatever anyone can
add to the above may help someone enjoy their sailing more.
-- dwf
"In a power boat, you get there in a hurry, in a sailboat, you are already
there"
V-17 #36; M-15 #189; P-15 #1086 "PELICAN" - Ridgecrest, CA
-----Original Message-----
From: Magico1@aol.com <Magico1@aol.com>
To: geebee@jps.net <geebee@jps.net>; wwpotter@tscnet.com
<wwpotter@tscnet.com>
Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 18:14
Subject: Re: "Potter Potties"
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