Do you poop and pee...

[DKRITTER]

in your RV?

I know this is a weird question but I'm curious as to why someone would buy a self contained RV and not ever use the facilities in it.
We've had a self contained RV for well over a decade and 90+% of the time we are in a RV Park with full hook-up's. I can think of once maybe twice I've used the RV Parks restroom and never the shower. One of the major reasons I bought a RV was so I knew who used the bathroom before me.

I regularly see both men and women using the Park facilities and it seems almost always in a bathrobe.

 

[Neal]

 

[RKins]

If we are close to the facilities my wife will use them instead of the coach - don't know why. We've been married 25+ years, so it ain't me

 

[Neal]

Always use the coach ALWAYS! Unless I'm boondocking or having to conserve tank space...

 

[redbaron]

I didn't buy an rv to go outside and water the bushes at 2am.

 

[AbdRahim]

#1 in the coach - #2 always in a public facility. When I arrive home on the last trip of the year, there is nothing in the tanks but dishwashing liquid and clean water. I flush the black tank right on the driveway. Smells like Dawn.

Wife hates this policy, but she didn’t have to clean it out. No TP in my tank either. Sensors work perfectly.

Oh and I don’t use public showers. Thank God for a large gray tank.

 

[Voyageurs]

Small holding tanks???

 

[GypsyR]

My wife has always hated using public toilets. That she would have her own personal rolling bathroom was a big selling point on the RV thing to her. Not real big on public facilities either and I've got to dump tanks anyway so...
I don't have really good way to dump tanks at home so I ask passengers to try and avoid doing a #2 on the way home. But I make sure we are carrying enough onboard water for a few flushes on the road. We have pulled in at rest stops to have no one even get out of the coach.

 

[J&JD]

It’s called a black tank for a reason. Why would any rver not use it??

 

[Jim]

And there you have it boys-n-girls. Things you always wondered about but were afraid to ask . . .