sewer hose recommendation?

[Bethers]

Well, this is all promising to be a lot of good times, I can tell that! I was dead set on using the Luggable Loo and using peat moss in it in my little trailer that had only a closet. I'm beginning to consider that method again after pondering how a first-timer, piggy or no piggy, can keep from making an m-e-s-s!

It's actually not that easy to make a mess - it's just a manner of learning how to do it. Well, yes, as in anything in life, it actually is easy to make a mess - but if you follow the right way to do things and don't take shortcuts, you eliminate most of the ease.

[oregonrambler1]

[/quote] It's actually not that easy to make a mess - it's just a manner of learning how to do it. Well, yes, as in anything in life, it actually is easy to make a mess - but if you follow the right way to do things and don't take shortcuts, you eliminate most of the ease. [/quote]

and make sure all your hoses are in good shape!

[JudyJB]

Found the sewie piggy on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/The-SewiePig-Sewe ... =Sewie+Pig

Might get one, but it is another thing to haul around.

[Travelinana]

I live in 'Razorback' Country...wish I could find a red AR Razorback 'Woo Pig Sewie'...Since it isn't generic might reduce my chances for being stolen

[Sandersmr]

But Nana if you ever got a razorback one, I would suggest you NOT use it in Texas - those Southwest Conference memories run long

When I was at TCU for the one year and in band, our game was in Little Rock - first time the band had been in several years. We were totally ringed by AR state troopers and police officers so the fans couldn't get at us - made us feel really welcome I tell you. LOL. And TCU wasn't even a good football team back then.

[oregonrambler1]

One thing I like about the piggie is that it's very lightweight because you fill it with water at the campsite for use, then empty the water when packing up.