How Does the Camco Travel Toilet Drain?

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How do you empty the tank?

asked by: Raheem

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Good news! Not only can I tell you how to empty the Camco Travel Toilet # CAM41545, I can show you too.

If you look at the images I've attached for reference. It shows that once you remove the seated piece of the travel toilet from the waste holding tank base, you will want to take the tank by the handle to the nearest bathroom facility.

Once you've arrived at the facility you will want to remove the cap from the toilets elbow and dispose of the waste into the toilet.

I have linked the Camco travel toilet to this page for your viewing and purchasing convenience.

expert reply by: Jackie C

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