Nomad by OGO Urine Separation Toilet. Best Commode for Off-Grid & Outdoor Camping, RVing, Boating, Road Trips and Recreational Activities. No Water Flush. No Chemicals. Boondock Ready.

This little toilet is awesome. It’s a little more simplified than some of the compost toilets but I kind of like that about it. Bag in the back, funnel to a jug in the front, and a spray bottle for rinsing (I put 1/3 vinegar in the spray bottle so it sanitizes the urine funnel and works as hand sanitizer also). I just put the toilet paper in the poo bag and toss whatever is in the bag at the end of the day. Everything separates for easy cleaning; no complicated valves. It’s pretty sturdy, seat is wide enough and comfy. The only thing I would change about it, is the urine jug could use to have the opening sloped so that the pee all drains out without having to jiggle the jug, which can result in a few urine drops getting spilled if you’re not careful. Great van life/camping accessory overall. Love it!

I really like the design. Have had some trouble with leaking from the urine separator, but as long as I make sure everything is put in place properly and closed with no gaps it doesn’t leak.

Toilet very well built, very sturdy. Simple, well designed setup, with flat surfaces, gently radiused corners, a very thick bottom plate for weight and rigidity. Installed in an old Casita Deluxe 16 footer, black tank directly below toilet converted to gray water / urine tank, doubling gray water capacity. Found a compost bucket (Leaktite 2 gallon at HD) that fits, with minimal mods to one side of bucket. Urine diverter plumbed to black tank with 3/4 inch pvc fpt, mpt and slip couplings, with a 1 inch slip to 3/4 inch mpt reducer to mate to urine diverter. Made toilet mounting plate from 1/2 plywood, sealed 4 inch lav hole with 1/2 inch neoprene. WORKS MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED. Keep lid closed when not in use, no nasty smells!!!!!!!

It's ok, the plastic lid was warped so it doesn't close properly, it's also very small. So it can only be used a couple times before needing to be emptied. If it had a bigger pee tank and solids area and not warped it would be a great product

There are so many different kinds of camp toilets. This is one of the basics, collecting urine separately in a bottle, and using pea tmoss or other compostables for the solid wastes. It's not for those who want a completely one-n-done experience. Let's face it, we're spoiled. There is nothing better than the old-fashioned flush toilet in your home. But if by choice or by necessity you need an alternative, this ticks all the bases. It came with some coconut fiber and some bags; you may want to buy extra if you're camping for a long period of time. There are treatments to minimize the urine smell, you can look these up with RV accessories, or you can use a bit of bleach to tame the odor, which isn't very noticeable at all as long as you keep the lid down. Some of the guys may think they can just do their business in the woods, or in a bucket, but remember ladies have other needs, and this will take care of the lady campers who don't mind roughing it a little. Pricey? Yeah, a little. But it was what we needed, and it should last us as long as we should ever need it.

Very simple design that works. Easy to set up and use. Most people will need a base under it or something to help raise it for comfort. Smell is very minimal since you are using compost type binder for the number 2 use.

Doesn't hold enough urine.

I’m glad I bought this one instead of the Boxio. The lid fits snug and has steel hinges. The lid on the Boxio uses a cord that you tie on yourself. I’m sure the Boxio functions fine and I was originally going to buy it because it was priced reasonably. This was the same price and doesn’t look like a milk crate.