Portable toilets in a 242

[gthh]

if you remember some do's and don't' having a head on board is easy to manage. Here are some.
1. Get a good one
2. Get a small one
3. Never forget to throw in an enzyme packet and a cup of water.
4. Don't empty (unless you are sure #1 is only there) for a couple of days to let the enzymes work to liquefy the waste.
5. Don't fill up the flushing reservoir - just enough for 15 flushes is my rule (you can always add more. This makes it easier to take in/out of the boat.

For guests over 5' and not a contortionist, I use a pop up tent, pull back the carpet and set the toliet at the stern. Any accidents gets sprayed down with the onboard shower hose ( never hapened)

 

[Nivekot]

Does anyone know if a Thetford 345 will fit in a 2015 242 Limited S or should I go with a Thetford 135?

 

[watdog]

I didn't put near as much thought or money into this issue, and I only have a 21'. Close the windshield and the air dam and throw some towels over. 5-gallon bucket with a seat lined with a trash bag and kitty litter, done! Fits in the compartment behind the captain's chair. First to use it has to empty it.

 

[Sonic Blue]

Ditto on the luggable loo. And if it’s not used, you’ve got a pail that you can carry and store things in. Doubles as a garbage too. I did pick up a pop up tent too for on shore privacy or changing .... but my boat has a big enough head compartment in an emergency on board. And I hope not to use it for that. ?

 

[Matt Phillips]

I have a luggable Loo on mine + a gatorade bottle for the guys who need to go and can't get into the lake.

The rule with the luggable loo is: you dirty it, you clean it. It stays clean!