Thetfords are for number 1 and 2 only - if you've reached 5 you've had far too much beer or curry...
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It’s not wrong if you both (all) consent.
Some good ideas on this similar thread
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What are your top 5 things you’ve bought for/fitted to your van?
What are your favourite things you have bought for or fitted to your van? Can be modifications to the van itself to camping equipment. Anything that improved your enjoyment when using your van. Pics would also be great. My top 5 in no particular order are. Swivel drivers Has totally...
345 apparently, what you are supposed to do for the other 20 days who knows, maybe the new model is under development
1. Porta potti is a life saver for our kids, especially when the eldest decides to be sick in the middle of the night 
2. Electric blanket for underneath sleeping bags in the poptop when it's not warm enough for the kids. Mini electric fan heater for us as we don't have a diesel heater.
2. Electric blanket for underneath sleeping bags in the poptop when it's not warm enough for the kids. Mini electric fan heater for us as we don't have a diesel heater.
Got it in one. I’m deeply impressed.
Nighthawk Coverless duvet ….. say goodbye to the sleeping bag zip!
And makes it easy to use the P.B.
In conjunction with a fleece sheet makes for a cosy night!
And makes it easy to use the P.B.
In conjunction with a fleece sheet makes for a cosy night!
I don’t think most people would have! You were unlucky that a rare mountaineering type familiar with the concept was on here and on the particular thread…
They’re absolutely brilliant for the van.
But I think there’s probably quite a section of people who are a bit squeamish about anything like that or frankly half the things to do with their own bodies!!
Bought one (or a variation of one) just a couple of days ago. Wife says we're deffo not going anywhere where there aren't facilities and I keep saying it's "just in case".
Empty lenor bottle is essential guys middle of the night after several beers. Most nights for me when I’m away tbh.
Quick and easy to empty and wash out the next day. It never smells.
Quick and easy to empty and wash out the next day. It never smells.
And a big enough neck for the blessed amongst us. Or so I'm told...
Totally and the lid screws back on tightly because the thought of knocking over an open pb isn’t good.And a big enough neck for the blessed amongst us. Or so I'm told...
No more freezing your b0llocks off at the nearest bush middle of the night.
I'm not at the age (yet!) where I need to get up to pee several times during the night, but it's still useful when you've had a couple of beers and your bladder is full right as you're getting into bed, or the next mooring, being awoken by a full bladder and not being sure if you'd make it the half a mile to the toilet block!
For me, it has to be the awning and the inflatable sofa bed.
Trying to share the R&R bed with the wife, a dog that insists on sleeping under the duvet and a farting collie got too much, we then added another collie who insists on spread eagling himself on you whilst he is upside down doesn't make for a good nights sleep.
And if the gas emitting from the dog (or the wife) is too odorous then I can always jump in the van.
Trying to share the R&R bed with the wife, a dog that insists on sleeping under the duvet and a farting collie got too much, we then added another collie who insists on spread eagling himself on you whilst he is upside down doesn't make for a good nights sleep.
And if the gas emitting from the dog (or the wife) is too odorous then I can always jump in the van.
