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@waldenbound I am not using it for poop at all. I live in the city, so I use public restrooms as much as possible. My bucket is for at night, primarily. I’m just concerned about where to dump a container with just pee and no cover. I kind of like the Nalgene bottle idea, since no one would look...

Ok, so I’ve tried both pine and aspen pet bedding in my bucket toilet, and neither is absorbing well. I use it about 3 times before retiring the bag to the trash, and it’s not pretty. I also tried kitty litter and decided that stuffs just not meant for the volume a human produces. I don’t use it...

Thanks @hazelee for that. My camper has been renovated by the previous owner to the extent that it is listed as “homemade” on the title. It actually doesn’t have a floor-to-ceiling cabinet in it, although that would have been fantastic if it did. My table is connected to the wall, but just has a...

Yeah that’s the one! Except they did a nice paint job to sell it, lol. Mine isn’t that pretty. Eventually I’ll paint it so it looks cute and vintage instead of just old.

Oh, and for travel plans, I want to see the PNW. I have wanted to go to Washington and Oregon, especially the coast, for a long time now (I LOVE the rain and clouds and pretty much any time it looks like a Tim Burton movie at 2pm!) I also want to see the desert SW and the Great Lakes region...

I have a 1964 Pennant camper, but the title lists it as homemade. It’s had a lot of renovations by the previous owner. It’s a very tiny 6x8, but it’s just me in it, so it’s doable. I’m planning to renovate it some more because I want a kitchen and it doesn’t have one. I am currently paying for a...

Thanks, all for your suggestions! I can’t wait to have a realish kitchen cause this stove on the table and no counter space thing is getting old and I’ve only been in the camper for a few weeks.

I know I definitely don’t want to use 2x4s or anything. Just plywood. I just want to make sure it can handle the movement of the camper.

So how would this work for countertops? I get it in the context of the boat, but I don’t see it for counters.

Thanks for your reply! I don’t know what you mean by webbing like on boats and I couldn’t find anything about it in a quick search. Can you explain that for me? Thanks!

Hello, new friends! I am brand new to tiny living. I just moved into my very small camper a few weeks ago. I am not traveling, yet, as I am in school finishing my BA degree. I bought the camper to save money on rent while studying. I plan to go full time after I graduate and I am hoping to find...

I am wanting to put some counters in my very small camper so I can have a “real” kitchen. I will have to rip out the dining area to do this. My question is what is the best way to do this accounting for the movement of the camper? I would like to avoid any cracking and get the best life possible...