Stunk like kitty litter!!!
Don't know exactly what you are referring to, but I found this
article on another nautical list: (Can't remember who the sender was,
nor which list).
Having listened to the pros and cons concerning onboard heads
and having watched our two live-aboard cats for four years, I have
concluded that the answer is cat litter.
Remove the present appliance and replace it with a five gallon
paint bucket available at most building supply stores. Put a plastic
bag liner in it and enough litter to cover the bottom. Install a
comfortable seat and cover and keep extra litter at hand. After
using the facilities, pour a couple of cups of litter on top. On
return to the dock, dispose of in the dumpster. <<<
P.s: Cat litter doesn't stink, doesn't even smell - if it's refreshed
periodically. That's why cat owners use it. I know, I've been a
cat-owner all my life (63 years) !
CDJedlicka@aol.com writes:
>Stunk like kitty litter!!!
>
Don't know exactly what you are referring to, but I found this
article on another nautical list: (Can't remember who the sender was,
nor which list).
> >>> Cat Litter Potty
> Having listened to the pros and cons concerning onboard heads
>and having watched our two live-aboard cats for four years, I have
>concluded that the answer is cat litter.
> Remove the present appliance and replace it with a five gallon
>paint bucket available at most building supply stores. Put a plastic
>bag liner in it and enough litter to cover the bottom. Install a
>comfortable seat and cover and keep extra litter at hand. After
>using the facilities, pour a couple of cups of litter on top. On
>return to the dock, dispose of in the dumpster. <<<
P.s: Cat litter doesn't stink, doesn't even smell - if it's refreshed
periodically. That's why cat owners use it. I know, I've been a
cat-owner all my life (63 years) !
