They are easier to manage, and you will be able to dispose of them quickly and more efficiently than their competitors. Overall our MFM testers liked the quality and sturdiness, with a safety lock to secure it in place, but found fitting the bags a little bit tricky at first. It will grant you a great deal of comfort, and you can fully enjoy the serenity of living in a forest or nature park. Note, as some brands of portable toilet are low to the ground, women may find a portable urinal style device easier than sitting, especially in a rolly anchorage. The 7thLake portable toilet is also marketed as a seat, storage box and ‘vomiting bucket’, which could come in handy for seasick sailors (as the last place you want to be when feeling wretched, is leaning over the leeward rail!

Philips has integrated Pooh-powder, toilet paper, and hand sanitizer into this unit so that you will not require any separate purchases. At the posh end of portable toilets, you’ve got the flushable portable loo, which has a water tank, flush button or pump and a detachable seat and cover. net” is a place where you will find a comprehensive guide you need to know about camping and hiking.And have a look at our article on green camping for homemade wet wipes and lots more ideas for environmentally friendly camping. It is extremely simple to set up and is used just like a standard potty – you just need to add a bag with absorbent liner to catch the contents. When it’s in its bag, it’s still the size of a small toilet seat and weighs 680g so bear that in mind when planning trips and days out.

This innovative disposable potty folds up super small so you can pop it in your bag or you’re your pocket whenever you go out. He is always on the lookout for new trails to explore, and loves sharing his experience with others. Reliance Products have been very economical yet practical with the bags’ unit to provide you with a complete experience. She has been a journalist for 20 years, writing for a wide range of regional and national publications. We do have to mention though some have also found it a little on the small side so this is worth considering when looking at this folding portable camping toilet.

However, there are also many options in the market that prevents odor from coming out regardless of having no fragrance of its own. Also referred to as a ‘urine-diverter’, composting toilets work by separating solids from liquids, directing each to a specific container for easier management and odour control. You will find this unit to tick both boxes as its opaque body blocks sight and smell of the interior, and its compostable structure helps in environment-friendly disposal.

Its folded size is just 16cm x 9cm x 3cm and it weighs just 60g (less than your smartphone) so you won’t feel like you’re lugging the kitchen sink with you every time you leave the house. Unlike most of its competitors, you won’t have to depend on factors out of your hands to take care of it. Most sites will have a toilet disposal area, there is usually a tap there too to rinse it all out when you are there.

There are many options that come in a Ziploc bag to which are excellent choices as they are waterproof. Many camping toilet bags (and the Travel John bags) have a sort of crystal-filled ‘nappy’ inside to soak up liquid. It really does fold up small (no bigger than a pizza box) and comes with bags but no absorbent sachets. So, it might take up a lot of space on your luggage if it doesn’t come in a convenient storage unit.