Man, this thread is enlightening.
If you guys used a slightly bigger diameter hose (or not, depends I guess) and a hose clamp, why would you need a funnel? Just attach and go to sleep …
I might be prissy, but that’s all just plain disgusting. I get up from sleep, get out of the tent or down from the roof top tent and go pee away from camp. But, of course, I also limit my alcohol intake to levels that keep me functioning …
I can totally relate not wanting to climb down at night, but the suggestions here - thanks, but no, thanks. When it comes to that, I’d rather adjust my camp setup than start with bottles, funnels or hoses …
If you guys used a slightly bigger diameter hose (or not, depends I guess) and a hose clamp, why would you need a funnel? Just attach and go to sleep …
I might be prissy, but that’s all just plain disgusting. I get up from sleep, get out of the tent or down from the roof top tent and go pee away from camp. But, of course, I also limit my alcohol intake to levels that keep me functioning …
I can totally relate not wanting to climb down at night, but the suggestions here - thanks, but no, thanks. When it comes to that, I’d rather adjust my camp setup than start with bottles, funnels or hoses …
AggieOE
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With a bottle of water, it is literally no different than a urinal or toilet. Also, It is NOT an invention for intoxication. Climbing out of a sleeping bag, putting on clothes, and going outside ANY tent at 3AM in 14-deg weather is a terrible idea. I know because I did it multiple nights and wish I would have found this idea sooner.
