Portable Toilet for Camping, Portable Toilet for Adults, Portable Potty for Adults, Folding Waterproof Porta Potty for Camping, Car, Bucket, Travel, Outdoor, Hiking, Trips, Boat, Beach, Tent (Black)

Very easy to assemble and use this portable toilet. I usually take it camping with us. It fits in the corner of my tent for middle of the night kids use. It does hold an adult as well without collapsing.

A definite must have for those who don't live with gas stations every 10 miles. Have you ever been driving down a road with nothing in site for over 50 miles and needed to use the restroom? If so... you'll be glad you had one of these! I keep mine in a little bag that is easy to transport. Kitty litter, trash bags, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and the toilet...easy peasy

Works well except sometimes the lide doesn't align right and will collaps in. The seat itself will sometimes not stay seated in the rim of the actual toilet frame and will pin h your leg or booty possibly other things if your are male. So just check ot before sitting. Otherwise no complaintsGood value for the money and very convenient size for use and better for storing. Oh yah, baking soda helps with pder bit don't forget to change the bag once or twice a day.

There will not, I repeat, NOT, be a photo to accompany this review. But the thing does work well. I really hate public bathrooms when camping, and so ordered this as a “self-conscious but I really do want it” item. And I am glad that I did. I used a bag with cat litter inside and it accomplished what was needed without trouble.A few notes: it is *very* low to the ground. It isn’t even as tall as a Home Depot bucket. If you have trouble getting up or down and can’t rely on something to help you, this is not for you. And it doesn’t fold back up all that easily. It mostly folds! But there are one or two accordion “pleats” that never want to go lie down the way they are supposed to. It will, eventually, and go back into its carrying bag. But you might get annoyed if you are in a hurry to pack up.But all that said, it is sturdy (I am 170) and I am glad I bought it.

Perfect for my outing

It was nice for purpose of outdoor toilet by our pool. WS low to ground but we raise it. Seat got very hot, so we put in shade and privacy shelter. Has only been out a week and yesterday the lid and top were all melted and warped. I am trying to attend it back out. I will take a picture when I go back out. I don't use my phone by the pool normally. I think it would work well occasionally or in the woods or where it is not super hot like Illinois. Not good for by a pool.

I got this for emergency use right before leaving on a 3 month trip in our camper van. We have a more “high tech” portable toilet that came with our Sportsmobile camper van but it’s a bit cumbersome and a pain to clean so we decided not to bring it. We have a large, wide mouth plastic container with a lid that we use for pee and when we can’t find a bathroom or in a place that we can’t dig a hole and go number 2 outside this portable toilet is perfect and has been a lifesaver! It’s really compact and sets up quick plus the bags are compostable so we don’t feel as guilty using a bag when we use the toilet. My husband is 6’6” and 215 lbs and the toilet holds up fine with him on it. I highly recommend this portable toilet.

We really wanted this to be cool for camping but it wasn't. When I opened it and unfolded it, the hinges came apart. Ok, so I snapped it back together, whatever. It unfolded and set up very easy in about 2 seconds. When I opened and closed the lid, the lid fell off. Again, I snapped it back together. I would imagine all of these fold up toilets are made pretty much the same.The final deciding factor for the return was this:Actually having this in our possession we had a chance to conceptualize real world use - you can't pick it up without it unfolding, so you have to use it on the ground. Now imagine a guy in the dark trying to hit a small hole from 3 feet away. Yeah, splatter. Then imagine her sitting on it in the dark. She's not going to like that. Usually water is sparse when camping, so the lid would be difficult to keep wiped off.I think the idea of being able to fold this toilet for storage is great, but think about this as well: do you want to slide a piece of plastic that has been used for a toilet in and out of a canvas bag? Seems pretty unsanitary. Also, with the way this item is made with all the hinges and crevices, you would have to soak it in a large bucket to disinfect it.It seemed like a good idea, just not practical. We'll shop for a snap on lid for a 5 gallon bucket for half the cost of this item. You can at least pick it up for a closer aim, and wash it easily when you get back from your trip.