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 Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant 
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Post Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
Hi there,

Emptying the toilet cassette is not a lot of fun, however I found a way to make it a little more pleasant.

When rinsing out our Thetford Cassette, I found that some of the contents got caught between the measuring cylinder in the cap & the draining tube.

I found cleaning the measure & cap the most unpleasant part of the job.

Solution, remove the measure from the cap, or buy a new cap without a measure.

I use "Nappy Soaker", so the measure is useless.

Tar Trekka.

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Thu Nov 27, 2014 4:48 pm
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Post Re: Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
What is the measuring cylinder TT?

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Post Re: Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
Hi there,

It's to measure the amount of toilet chemical.

Tar Trekka


Fri Nov 28, 2014 7:33 am
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Post Re: Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
Hello Mother,

The measuring cylinder is a part of the lid you remove to empty the cassette on my van.

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Thanks folks - I think ours is just a lid, but I only oversee not do the emptying job :o

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Post Re: Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
Hi there,

Caps are available without the measure & the measure can be separated from the cap.

Tar Trekka.

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Fri Nov 28, 2014 4:37 pm
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Post Re: Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
Good tip for those that have the system Tar Trekka.

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Fri Nov 28, 2014 7:50 pm
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Post Re: Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
G'day TT
I have the same cap as you refer to but haven't yet had the opportunity to use the new van.
As we use Napisan too, I'll replace it following your suggestion. Are all Thetford caps the same size across the model range?
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Jdog


Sun Nov 30, 2014 7:45 am
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Post Re: Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
Hi Jessdogster,

To my knowledge the Thetford caps are all the same size & readilly available.

Tar Trekka

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Post Re: Make Emptying The Toilet Cassette a Little More Pleasant
Why is emptying the cassette a man's job :razz: In my 20 years of emptying these things I think I have once seen a woman doing it. After all they help fill it up :oops: .

If you carry the cassette with the cap up you don't normally get much stuff up there with or without a built in measurer. I use blue or green chemicals, and occasionally napisan. They all seem to stop odour but I think the blue and green stuff does a better job of breaking things down. Also, you get a nicer colour coming out as opposed to the natural look with napisan.


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