Store-A-Potty 72-Hour Emergency Toilet - Storage Bucket with Snap-On Toilet Seat, Biohazard Bags & Deodorizer Packets (60400)

What can I say. Does what it says it does. Don' t leave the dock without it expecially if you have ladies on board.

I wanted a simple but effective "Plan B" in case something unexpected happens. It's not fancy, but it will serve it's purpose. I didn't fully try it out, but I did sit on it and it was study. The bio bags that come with it seem a little thin, but you can use a heavier bag. The seat fits the bucket well. No, it's not as comfortable as your home throne, but it is adequate. There's been several severe fires lately, not that I would use this in an evacuation situation, but it does go to show you your situation can change quickly.

I have used a slop-jar, out-door toilets, and portable plastic bag toilets, and all of them were comfortable. This is not comfortable. My plastic flower pot with curved edge from K-Mart is more comfortable! You would be better off to use the flower pot lined with the plastic bag you bought it in, then tie it up and dispose of it and spray the area with Lysol. If they still made blue tip matches, you could stike two together and wave around and wala! smell gone.

This system works great as a camping or emergency toilet. Using strong kitchen trash bags and deodorized, clumping cat litter, this system allowed us to do some travel during Covid while avoiding germy public rest rooms. Purchase a quick-pop-up changing room with it and basically you have travel bathroom for little ones who can't always wait for the next rest area.