Walking around in them.
Is ‘ice cream’ a euphemism?
Is ‘ice cream’ a euphemism?
Fridge arrived, wired up temporarily just to see it worked.
Also received my ply guys thunderbox, really pleased with it, will look good in the van when it's finished.
Only problem is we ordered the wrong toilet for it . So need to get a new one
Also received my ply guys thunderbox, really pleased with it, will look good in the van when it's finished.
Only problem is we ordered the wrong toilet for it . So need to get a new one
JaiCee
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Do you have to take the toilet out to use this. It looks very smart.Fridge arrived, wired up temporarily just to see it worked.
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Also received my ply guys thunderbox, really pleased with it, will look good in the van when it's finished.
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Only problem is we ordered the wrong toilet for it . So need to get a new one
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Haha not sure, will find out when I get the correct toilet for it, we were hoping not. Will update when we get it!
Those two Minions have lost an awful lots of weight!
Thanks for that Dave - I'll just go clean-off the coffee that I sprayed over my laptop.
For 'convenience' sake..... It occurred to me that the majority of my expeditions may be just for the odd day, or perhaps a weekend fishing trip. While I do have the 'Thetford' which is new and unused I think by the time I had it set up and made useable, I may be in deep s****! To prep it with the necessary fluids and then not need it seems a bit of a faff. Perfectly good for a longer stay trip, of course.
So, I have just invested in the 'Carp Life' Bivvy Loo. I think this is a really handy, hygienic as it can be, and quick way to overcome the tedious tasks of 'Thetford' prep and cleaning. The Carp Life Bivvy Loo is also incredibly compact and takes up very little space in the van.... and it is fully portable.
I have no association with this product but am quite impressed with many reasons for including it in the van, as emergency kit!
To prep it with the necessary fluids and then not need it seems a bit of a faff. Perfectly good for a longer stay trip, of course.So, I have just invested in the 'Carp Life' Bivvy Loo. I think this is a really handy, hygienic as it can be, and quick way to overcome the tedious tasks of 'Thetford' prep and cleaning. The Carp Life Bivvy Loo is also incredibly compact and takes up very little space in the van.... and it is fully portable.
I have no association with this product but am quite impressed with many reasons for including it in the van, as emergency kit!
The video didn't show the bit where they hang the black plastic bag on a low-lying branch of tree.For 'convenience' sake..... It occurred to me that the majority of my expeditions may be just for the odd day, or perhaps a weekend fishing trip. While I do have the 'Thetford' which is new and unused I think by the time I had it set up and made useable, I may be in deep s****!
So, I have just invested in the 'Carp Life' Bivvy Loo. I think this is a really handy, hygienic as it can be, and quick way to overcome the tedious tasks of 'Thetford' prep and cleaning. The Carp Life Bivvy Loo is also incredibly compact and takes up very little space in the van.... and it is fully portable.
I have no association with this product but am quite impressed with many reasons for including it in the van, as emergency kit!
A friend donated an Outdoor Revolution Movelite awning to us. Their new awning has air tubes (??) but this required new poles. Now we have a dry day (Scotland) we have put it up, in the garden. It's a bit unsteady and definitely needs to be reinforced with much larger pegs on those storm straps, but it will do for now. A little easier than our 6 Berth tent!
Not bought but made a unit to fit between my drivers seat and the kitchen. By no means a professional job (and still needs some tidying) but happy with the extra storage.
When you spray this on and leave it for a few mins, do you then rub the affected bits left on? Mine are very stubborn down the side of the van but I don’t want to scratch it?
Today I was mostly very bored, so I looked on Amazon to find stuff to purchase & pressed the "buy it now" button on:
To remove some of these at a date sometime in the future:
And 1 of these as I haven't got 1:
And a tin of this stuff as I've suddenly got a squeaky door hinge:
Eagerly awaiting "Tracey" our Amazon delivery driver for the knock on the door tomorrow...
I also bought a fresh large chicken from Morrisons to cook for tonights dinner, but as that has nothing to do with my Vw, I'll not post a picture of it on here.
To remove some of these at a date sometime in the future:
And 1 of these as I haven't got 1:
And a tin of this stuff as I've suddenly got a squeaky door hinge:
Eagerly awaiting "Tracey" our Amazon delivery driver for the knock on the door tomorrow...
I also bought a fresh large chicken from Morrisons to cook for tonights dinner, but as that has nothing to do with my Vw, I'll not post a picture of it on here.
