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etrailer | An In-Depth Look at the Thetford C223S Cassette Toilet

Click for more info and reviews of this Thetford RV Toilets: https://www.etrailer.com/RV-Toilets/T... Check out some similar RV Toilets options: https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-RV_T... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-Demo-Thet... Hello, neighbors and friends, Steven here with etrailer.com. Today we're talking toilets, specifically the Bedford C223-S model. It's a cassette style toilet with electronic flush and a nice swivel seat. So you might say, "Steven, what's a cassette toilet" Well, a cassette toilet basically gets mounted, flushed inside the RV or camper. And you have an access panel or door on the outside of your RV or camper, this cassette can literally come out from the outside, you go dump it, empty it, refill it with some chemicals and whatnot, put it back in and you're ready to go. So all of this part here, where that black gasket is, that's gonna be on the inside wall of the bathroom, and the rest of this is gonna be going towards the outside. Now it does have a nice 4.7 gallon waist cassette there. That's how much it can hold. Lid opens pretty simply. You got a 19 and a half inch tall from the floor to the top of the seat. That's a little taller than most household toilets. I wanna say they're between 17 and 19, so just keep that in mind. But it's not a bad thing. It's actually better, easier to get on and off of. Now I wanna point out the seat is not a quiet one. It doesn't have that auto or silencing or slow close, but the lid, lids pretty quiet. Now again, this toilet head here can swivel 260 degrees, which I personally like. It's a nice little feature. Why would you do that Well, quite simply, let's say you mount it here on the wall, the door of the bathroom's facing that way. Now the toilet is orientated correctly for people to sit down, use it, or vice versa. If you had to go the other way and the door was out that way, now you're orientated correctly. So that's why that's there for, very nice feature. And I'll open that back up and go to the top here real quick. So obviously you got the the flush part down there. That valve's gonna open or close when it's time to flush. You can't really see it in here, but there is a, there it is, little water jet, kind of, guy here. It's gonna shoot out and rinse everything down, clean out your bowl. Another thing to point out from the top here is this guy right here. So you can see it's green. Whenever your tank gets full, that guy will turn red. Now checking out the toilet itself, the front here, you'll notice this gray latch, you have to push that one way whenever it's ready to use, do your business, flush, close it back up when you're done. Now you have a nice water connection hose here. You have all the wiring for the flush button here, that can mount flush onto your wall, maybe a cabinetry vanity, something like that. Nice little electronic flush button. You have the plug here for wiring it up. Ideally, you're basically replacing the toilet and you probably already have a matching plug on the RV or camper. Now the cartridge, or the cassette as they call it, there's a blue locking tab here. You can see it down there on the bottom. You pull that up, this whole unit pulls out and now you have your cassette out. While that's out, I wanna point out there's some nine holes down in there on the side, one over there and one on the other side. And you're gonna get included hardware here to mount that. The instructions are also gonna include some templates. They're gonna give you dimensions on there. It's gonna help you provide or position the toilet correctly. And it's gonna be a pretty simple install. The whole thing here, this whole housed into the nice lightweight plastic. Let me slide this over so I can show you this cassette. So the cassette folks, this guy here, pretty simple, lightweight, again, holds 4.7 gallons. You pull it out, you notice it's got wheels on here, very nice feature. You can pull this handle up, it's gonna lock automatically in place. And now, just like your carry on luggage, you can wheel this guy to a dump site. It's lightweight to pick up. It's pretty small so it's not too invasive. It closes, snaps back in place over here and again, pretty lightweight. Now, this guy here, when it's time to dump, you're gonna take this guy and open it up. Never dump it like this, meaning this guy straight in line with the whole cassette. What you actually wanna do is you wanna put it at a 45, so off to the side like this. So now if your dump holes here, you take your cap off, twist on cap. Now you're dumping slowly right into the hole, you're not using as much muscle power or energy and you can flip right up in the hole, empty everything nice and easy. Th