If I tried to put my wife in a hotel where she had to put used TP in a can, I think I would find it hard to hold a regulator in my mouth with a broken jaw. Thanks for the heads up.
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drrich2
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If you've never had to do it, you may think it'd stink like crazy, but it's not that bad.
Richard.
Richard.
mediumone
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I'm not sure I understand the correlation between a toilet that will remove the waste of a horse and the treatment and disposal infrastructure of said waste.
Unfortunate. Many, many countries around the world lack the infrastructure (most of Mexico being one), to accommodate her requirements. We prefer the "leave nothing but footprints" philosophy.
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They make very small plastic bags for this. They don't sell them at Mega.
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"If I tried to put my wife in a hotel where she had to put used TP in a can, I think I would find it hard to hold a regulator in my mouth with a broken jaw. Thanks for the heads up."
[QUOTE="mediumone, post: 8108191, member: 142818"
Unfortunate. Many, many countries around the world lack the infrastructure (most of Mexico being one), to accommodate her requirements. We prefer the "leave nothing but footprints" philosophy.
An admirable philosophy. However, you leave nothing but footprints? Do you pack up all of your toilet paper (TP) waste and take it home with you for more sanitary disposal? I wonder what happens to all of those little plastic bags lining the TP waste can? And, pity the poor hotel maid that has to deal with a can full of poopy TP, who then proceeds to handle your bedding and towels, and maybe drinking glasses. We travel extensively throughout the world, and have certainly had to use some toilets that would literally water your eyes. But, when it comes to staying in a hotel, even in places like China, India, Central and South America, as well as others, we have always found hotels that did not require or request the use of a TP waste can. Yes, those hotels may cost more money, but for us, that is money well spent.
"If I tried to put my wife in a hotel where she had to put used TP in a can, I think I would find it hard to hold a regulator in my mouth with a broken jaw. Thanks for the heads up."
[QUOTE="mediumone, post: 8108191, member: 142818"
Unfortunate. Many, many countries around the world lack the infrastructure (most of Mexico being one), to accommodate her requirements. We prefer the "leave nothing but footprints" philosophy.
An admirable philosophy. However, you leave nothing but footprints? Do you pack up all of your toilet paper (TP) waste and take it home with you for more sanitary disposal? I wonder what happens to all of those little plastic bags lining the TP waste can? And, pity the poor hotel maid that has to deal with a can full of poopy TP, who then proceeds to handle your bedding and towels, and maybe drinking glasses. We travel extensively throughout the world, and have certainly had to use some toilets that would literally water your eyes. But, when it comes to staying in a hotel, even in places like China, India, Central and South America, as well as others, we have always found hotels that did not require or request the use of a TP waste can. Yes, those hotels may cost more money, but for us, that is money well spent.
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Again, there are very few hotels in Cozumel that require TP in trash cans. The Villa Aldora basic structure was built in 1988. There was no public sewer system then and most places used septic tanks or worse. In addition the plumbing was of such small diameter to clog easily. Again in 2003 I put in all new plumbing, got rid of the septic system (which was draining right into the ocean in front!). The City sewer system and treatment plant is state of the art
With BA I don't know if they ever connected to the sewer (in the street) or use a septic tank. But I do know it would have been a REALLY big problem to re-plumb the rooms as they are laid out. I once considered to buy it from my Ex Wife (Lorena) but saw too much remedial work.
Dave
With BA I don't know if they ever connected to the sewer (in the street) or use a septic tank. But I do know it would have been a REALLY big problem to re-plumb the rooms as they are laid out. I once considered to buy it from my Ex Wife (Lorena) but saw too much remedial work.
Dave
Much ado about nothing
mediumone
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Thanks for posting that. As I said earlier, I had no reliable information........
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