If you own an RV then you might be rather interested to find out that the average RV is made with the most inexpensive parts as possible. Ask any RV Repairman with refrigerators stacked up out back or hundreds of water pumps, motors or even toilets stacked out back or filling their trash cans on the way to the dump. Why you ask?

Well Recreational Vehicle Manufacturers are interested in making money and often will put in inferior parts to save a mere $30.00 bucks and that crap has got to stop. And speaking of human waste let us talk about toilets shall we?

There are several types of recreational vehicle toilets in the RV parts catalogs and one in particular is a real pain in the butt, both literally and figuratively. You see it is a small unit and has some other issues as well. As the waste exits the bottom of the bowl all the interior hollowed out space is subject to the waste before it goes into the hole below.

This is disgusting as there is no way to clean under their and it can really stink. Additionally many of these cheaper units which will save you $25 to $35.00 at the retail level use cheap cables which can break for the flushing feature and then you are beholden to deal with that problem as well. Consider all this in 2006.