PARTYSAVING Multiple Gallon Travel Outdoor Camping Boat Portable Toilet Potty

I am a trucker, and have notoriously always had a tiny bladder. I knew this would be one of my biggest issues when I started driving a truck. I could not figure out why trucks have not figured out a way to add a toilet to a standard sleeper cab, or how other truckers do without one!I am not a small woman, and was concerned about comfort and durability, but it is comfortable to sit on, and has held up without issue for more than a year.I bought this in the 2 gallon option, and that is the PERFECT size. Every truck I have been in so far has a low cupboard that actually seems designed for this. It fits perfectly.I would NOT recommend the 5 gallon size. The 2 gallon is heavy enough when taking it out to dump; believe me. It is also awkward enough to carry it through a truck stop to the bathroom to dump, without doubling the size and weight!The seal is watertight, and I have had no issues with leaking when carrying it by the side handle out of my truck to dump. I also use a chemical meant for an RV sized holding tank (Walex Porta-Pak), and it hasn't had any issues with it degrading the tank or seals.This is nicely constructed with the ability to "flush" with clean or chemically-treated water.The ONLY issue I have had with it I don't necessarily think is a flaw of the product, per se, though it should definitely be LOUDLY NOTED on their page, and in their instructions, so no one has a gross experience with pressure:If you are traveling over mountains, and you keep the holding tank sealed shut, it WILL pressurize it, and it will explode when you open the hatch. It is disgusting. But I can't really think of any way they could fix this problem themselves. If they put a hole in it for pressure to release, it would no longer be fully sealed. I suppose they could probably put some sort of outward-only pressure "exhaust" flue, but I don't know. I reduced one star for this, mostly because this should not be something for the user to discover on their own, nor should the user have to be the one to figure out a solution that resolves the issue. If the company cannot put a pressure-release valve, they should do **everything they can** to make sure the consumer is aware of the pressure issue.My solution is to just keep the hatch open a tiny bit when traveling. No big deal. It is rarely so full that this would cause any fluid to slosh upward, but even if it did it would just go up into the toilet basin, and back down. And it doesn't create a problem with smell as long as you are using chemicals, especially deodorizing ones. Trust me - leaving the hatch open a teeny bit is infinitely better than forgetting to leave the lid closed when you open the hatch for the first time after it's built up pressure. Just take my advice, will ya? ;-)

Works just like the more expensive brand name models. The gate valve seal (the toilet-flusher-thingamabob on the front, for those not in the toilet "know") seals perfectly. No issues with any of the functions of this toilet! One note is the accordion pump for the water is a little on the weak side, but is not a big deal. We have this set up at a construction site on our property. It has been set up for about 4 weeks now, seeing very light use, and has not "needed" to be emptied yet. I emptied it once just to see how awful it was and it really isn't bad. No worse than using an RV dump or plungerizing (technical term) a clogged toilet or something. To avoid smells or any kind, just throw an ounce of  Camco 41197 TST Orange Holding Tank Chemical - 1 gallon  in the holding tank. I did that at the beginning of its trial run and there have been no unpleasant odors of any kind!Ergonomically, the seat is a little small, so larger folks might have a tougher time with this. I'm 6'0" and 200 lbs and don't have any problems using this toilet. If this were used permanently, in place of a normal sized toilet, I could see this getting old, but as a travel toilet/camping toilet/temporary toilet/outhouse toilet/construction porta-potty/etc, it's perfect. Highly recommended!

This toilet makes camping life a bit easier. It is so easily portable, easily emptied into your own toilet when you're done, and actually has a small fill tank that holds water to flush with. Afterwards, it is so easy to take down aND clean outside with a hose and let the sun do its magic before you either use it again or store it for later use.There are some definite downsides. The part you empty it from is at the very bottom, and the lid screws on. And NOT easily. It is too easy to mis-screw it, to not tighten it enough (you REALLY have to put muscle into it), and if not done right, it leaks tiny, smelly droplets, guaranteed to make you run for cover. Also, there is absolutely no partition between seat and bowl. So if you have a tiny butt, it can touch inside. If your butt covers the seat, you can create a vaccuum. Neither is comfortable. But these are really minor issues when you compare them to using the woods or a public Porto potty.A friend of mine keeps it in the back of her SUV, as she is potty training triplet daughters--talk about great ideas!!!If you go camping a lot? Highly recommend.

I moved into a tiny garage apartment because the rents in this town are so insane it's sickening. One drawback to this little garage apartment is that there is no toilet and I have to walk outside and some way into the landlord's house to use the restroom. I wake up to pee about 4-5 times a night and this was getting old. Then.. Viola! --- I saw this product and decided to put one in here for night time so I wouldn't have to go all that way in the cold dark night just to get to the restroom. I couldn't be happier. This little thing is awesome! It's sturdy and it works well and we laugh about it a lot. It's fun to fart in, the echo is hysterical, you'll see. We still think it's funny.It's just another one of those things you have to adapt to when rents are out of the stratosphere and you have to settle for a less than perfect situation. I recommend this little toilet very much. I've been using it now for about a year, nightly, and it's holding up just fine! Made my life a little easier.