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Always interested – even if no immediate plans! Best regards Neill (Neill is deaf and doesn’t use the

Derek, Congratulations - on both counts! Yes I’d be interested in the details. I tried to book something similar some years ago and failed! Although I think it was the Jersey -St Malo leg that was a

Yes, Martin. Looking forward to meeting our new granddaughter, born mid-March. First of the locked-up generation, only seen on Facetime. Can't wait! Poole-St. Helier 14th August then St Helier-St

Derek Are you taking your van to Jersey? Martin

Carol, my nappy-changing fatherhood days well past me, thank goodness. And I've no desire to revisit them. As for £.s.d, I'm happy to pay for equivalent of nappysan (or whatever it was called)

No you're not! And parents these days have it made. They don't how lucky they are, but it's not very green is it? Or perhaps it is if Mum's a vegetarian! I remember our boys had an unerring knack of

It seems to be a man’s job! Here in Greece the disposal point is behind the men’s facilities. We joked about it with the Greek receptionist. I don’t have any problems with smell (and I’ve

As Alan said a small use of fan before emptying works wonders. Have none of you ever changed babies nappies? Honestly it’s what it is just dump it rinse once or twice with a swish around and leave.

After an empty, rinse and rinse routine (where possible), we never add water. Then on Wed, 29 Jul 2020 at 08:49, timsinc Sinclair <timsinc@...> wrote: This can be a problem using a SOG as the

Variation at CMC Hatfield - bands issued on arrival. Two hooks outside toilets - hang band on hook when you go in. If both hooks have a band on then you have to wait for someone to come out. Managed

Lavatories always hot topic among campers - overtaking even that on sat-navs. Our nostrils obviously play a big part of our motorhome experience. And the discussion has been interesting with some

We use the ‘blue’ sachets, whichever brand are available/ on offer etc. We find them convenient and effective, although they aren’t usually asked to cope with solids if you get my drift ;-). I

We also use OneChem and have had excellent results over the last couple of years. Tried the wash tabs once but were not impressed. Richard

Interesting to see so much sensible information about crap - the reverse of our current mass media. We’ve tried the Lidl Formil tablets in the past, but like visitors and fish, the cassette stinks

Anyone watch Ben Fogle, “New Lives in the Wild”? Yeah, I know they’re all repeats but we’ve only just got TV after resisting it for 50 years - seemed a shame to put mum-in-law’s in the skip

Hi Martin We do something similar, on the basis that if our clothes stink, the cassette might as well stink as much - or vice versa ;-) Derek Sent using the GMX mail app

I have been using my version of the SOG system with no additive and no smell for several years. Mine only cost a couple of pounds or so for a "computer fan" and an "12 volt on / off switch". I mounted

I think that she could, you know. I started to use Bio-Magic about 10 years ago. It certainly reduced the odour when dumping and, according to the maker, it turned the cassette contents into a benign,

Like Carol, we have used SOG in our motorhomes - since 2005. Expensive to install, but a long term best buy. Alan.