Thetford Porta Potty, Portable Toilet, Camping/Caravans/Motorhomes, Lightweight and Easy to Clean, 38.3 x 41.3 x 42.7 cm

That out of the way, let’s look at how easy it is to use the toilet. With a total weight of only 9.4 pounds, this unit can act as a great mobile toilet for camping, outdoors, RV, camper vans, and generally as a travel toilet. The simple design makes it easy to use and maintain, as long as you have enough water to flush it, which makes it a valid choice for longer trips.

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These are portable units so finding the smallest one that does the job is important. Of course, each person is different and will want something different. The size difference isn’t much but since the capacity on this one is smaller, the entire unit will take up a little less space. Pressurized Push Button FlushOn top of the regular flush and holding tank features, the appliance features an integrated carrying handle, which will come in handy if you need to carry the toilet from one spot to another. Likewise, this toilet model features an integrated toilet paper holder for added usability. Setup is simple, with a hinged two-handle release option to separate the top from the bottom. Both the toilet and holding tank have a handle for a sturdy grip and easy moving. The downside of this is that the seat itself is more narrow to allow for this larger opening. You won’t have the same surface area that you may be used to from the full-sized toilet in your home. However, you’d be hard-pressed to find a larger opening on a portable toilet in this size range. Made Using Strong, Flexible Plastic Many toilets in this size range feature a smaller opening in the seat and are very uncomfortable for adults. However, the Porta Potti 365 has a wider opening than most. It’s one of the more space-saving options to feature in our guide, with its 9.8-litre waste holding tank meaning it has more compact dimensions than the other flushing portable campervan toilet options to make it into our guide – we like the portability it offers as a result. However, this does mean it could need emptying on a more regular basis.

It stands just over 7-feet tall, has an interior of about 4 feet by 4 feet, and is very ventilated. The door zipper is two-way, so you can air out from the top of the door. It also has a side window higher up that zips opens with a screen. Additionally, the ceiling is made of complete mesh and has separate rain fly to add in the case of bad weather. You’ll also need to buy a few extra things before you start using your Potti… Toilet roll (you need a special one!)

There is no need to go digging holes and the use of a portable toilet is no doubt cleaner and better for the environment than squatting behind a tree. When you see her emptying it and rinsing it out, do it several time more than that until the water comes out clean, Its not difficult just a bit more effort than in the video. Bought this for camper van trips away and it has been a complete saviour. It has made a huge difference to where to stay and it is compact and easy to store out of the way. A simple portable toilet usually consists of two tanks, a seat cover, and some additional parts like toilet paper holders and flush levers. While these toilets are fairly simple in maintenance, removing their lower holding tank can be a bit messy, unless it features a sturdy pour spout that can be sealed to avoid possible leaks. These units can be used as camping toilets, toilets for vans and camper vans, as well as simple home portable toilet models. Made by Blue Diamond, it’s unique in our guide as it doesn’t require water or chemicals to operate. Instead, it is advised that a biodegradable liner is used in the solids container, as well as applying a sprinkling of wood shavings, sawdust or similar after each use. This not only helps to start the composting process, but should also prevent any strong odours.