PARTYSAVING Multiple Gallon Travel Outdoor Camping Boat Portable Toilet Potty

We bought the 2.6 gallon version so that carrying it out to dump was easier. This little guy makes it possible for my wife to come along on our one week per month trips to our camper during the winter months to renovate our new / future house. Can't use the built-in camper plumbing because there is no hook up next to our new house and I don't want to attach and haul the camper out to a dump station every few days. We sit the little portable toilet on top of a 5 gallon bucket to make it less of a stoop down and she does fine. She puts a little splash of "Royal Flush" blue deoderizer/dissolver in each flush and when I empty it everything is dissolved to liquid. Works great and we have no odor in the camper.Please note that we sit the whole thing up on top of a 5 gallon bucket with a lid on just as a base. Nothing flushes into the bucket. Sitting on the floor was too far to stoop down for my wife to use since we are in our late 50's.

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.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Check out this light-weight portable potty. We got this handy dandy little potty to go on our pontoon boat for those emergency situations that arise while out fishing. Being one of the female passengers on our fishing voyages I don’t have the ”over-the-edge” luxury the fellas do! This potty is sturdy and a good height. Sitting on it is not a balancing act you must learn by joining the circus. (TIP: Adding water to the base of the potty gives it more of a weighted balance). Waste is discreetly sealed away with a rinse of water after use which is great for eliminating those unavoidable odors. It is easy to attach the top to the base with the snap into place clips. Easy to disassemble when time to transport the waste to dispose. There are two handles on the back side of the making it as portable as advertised and it really does save the party!

I love this thing .. sooooo comfortable and easy to use , perfect height off the ground. We use it in the home sometimes when kids come over they love it it and the fact that it flushes...the plunger at the back is great. I put some fabuloso in the flush tank and it neutralizes the scent. I only uses it for number one only. I planned on lining it with a plastic bag if the occasion arrives for number 2.great for camping and truckers. Just store it in a black bag in your closet when not in use.. Really love it..Great buy and sturdy plastic too.

OK. Here goes this interesting post. In short, I loved this thing. I just returned from a 10 day, high alpine hunt. I'm not one to dig holes in the ground and squat. For a base camp toilet, this thing is great. I put a little water in the holding tank, put in some regular holding tank deodorizer and we had virtually no smell during the ten days. The holding tank is small, but we did not have to find a place to dump the contents for our entire trip. The flushing mechanism can be a little cumbersome to use, but it worked fine. I recommend always keeping just about an inch of water in the bowl at all times. This allows for easier flushing, and helps contain the odors better.

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!