Whether a built-in tank or a mobile cassette, emptying and cleaning are quickly implemented and well thought out.
When it comes to draining black water (toilet chemistry) newcomers are especially suspect: onboard toilets can be ready for use again in no time at so-called disposal points. Procedures may vary slightly depending on the type of toilet.
Cassette toilets are very often installed in motor homes and caravans. The cassette can be easily removed from the side of the vehicle and taken to the disposal station.
Where to empty the toilet cassette?
Recycling stations are generally very similar. They have an inlet hole through which the contents of the cassette are drained and two water taps. One is used to rinse the cassette after emptying, the other is needed to fill the clean water tank. Emptying and rinsing: these two steps are sufficient.
When to empty the toilet cassette?
The motorhome control panel provides timely information on when it is time to go to the recycling station. In any case, you should drain the black water approximately every three days.
Odor.
Modern chemistry used in motorhome toilets neutralizes unpleasant odor. But it is necessary to take into account the timely emptying of the toilet cassette.
