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In addition to the loo itself, you also get a PEVA weatherproof bag to keep it in. This will help keep it safe from water, either from the sky or the swim, the sun’s UV rays, dust and all other adverse weather conditions. It has been designed with an elasticated hem so that it fits snugly. So how does it work? Well firstly it has two waste compartments – one for ‘solids’ and one for ‘liquids’ – you could call them number 1 and number 2 if you prefer! Compartment ‘2’ should be lined with a biodegradable liner and after use sprinkled with sawdust or peat or similar – this helps suppress nasty niffs and starts the composting process (a natural degradation of waste by bacteria). Nobody wants an uncomfortable toilet, so take the time to ensure you something comfortable enough to sit on. Bear in mind that they are naturally more compact than a traditional toilet so may require you to sit in somewhat unnatural positions - look to see how comfortable they are to sit on. With a 19L waste tank, the toilet can accommodate a fair amount of waste before needing emptied. While it may seem unpleasant to let so much waste accumulates, this is a flush system that features a double seal to prevent any type of leaks or odours dissipating from the toilet.

Some things in life shouldn’t be complicated too much. The Carplife Bivvy Loo takes that mantra and applies it to one of life’s essential processes. The end result is a camping toilet which does its job well, can be folded away unobtrusively and renders the ‘end product’ biodegradable too – we love the simplicity of it. It couldn’t be easier to set up either. The pop-up design means the toilet is incredible compact for travelling, and the portability is further enhanced with the zipped weatherproof carry case included with the toilet. The Tinkertonk Portable Toilet is a sizeable camping toilet suitable for larger groups. With a 20L capacity and a dual tank design, the toilet is designed for comfortable and hygienic use when out in the wild.Green chemicals’ don’t contain formaldehyde so are safer and more environmentally friendly than blue. The chemicals come in bottle or tablet form, and need changing after around 10 days. Do you need special toilet paper for portable toilets? Some designs combine a piston pump (to get pressure into the tank) with a push button to release the water. At the top end of the market, you get battery operated, or ‘electric’ toilets. Why do portable toilets need chemicals? The 7.5l urine container should be emptied daily where possible – not in inland waterways where the nitrogen acts as food for algae. The time taken to fill the solids tank will vary with use. On weekend boats, the solids tank might last a season. On liveaboard boats it might need to be emptied every three to four weeks. Waste level indicators: These are found on the most well-designed flushing portable toilets. This helpful gauge (usually a simple red/green design) will let you know when the waste tank is nearing capacity, so you know exactly when you need to empty it. Unsurprisingly, portable camping toilets are going to face all manner of unpleasant odours, so look out for features that prevent odours from escaping. A good choice for this is flush camping toilets, as these usually come with a double seal design that keeps nasty odours at bay.

At the top end of the market, Thetford’s Porta Potti 565 has an electric (battery-powered) flush or manual. Upgrade your outdoor toileting experience with CarpLife Bivvy Loo Super Absorbent Powder. Say goodbye to liquid waste troubles and embrace a more convenient and hygienic solution for your portable toilet needs. One of our friends owns this colossus and I have to admit to occasional pangs of jealousy. Is it wrong to be jealous of a toilet? For your money you get a full electric flushing loo with level indicators and a 21 litre waste tank – it takes 4 AAA batteries and weighs around 6kg ‘unladen’.The Bivvy Loo Portable Camping Toilet offers an all-in-one toilet solution for camping excursions. Whether for a camping trip in the wild, hitting a festival with friends, or going on a fishing excursion, the toilet is a great option for those seeking a compact, lightweight portable toilet. Thetford have a long history of making portable toilets, and operation of the Qube 335 is very simple as might be expected. Don’t let the fact it’s foldable and portable fool you that it’s not sturdy or remotely comfortable. Thanks to the steel-built axis frame it is designed around when it’s fully unfolded and erect, this bivvy toilet is capable of handling loads heavier than 23-stones. It also has a nice oval-shaped seat that makes it a pleasant experience to go when you need to go. As mentioned many times on Camping Secrets, we love our little Mercedes campervan . However it does not have an on-board loo which can limit the places we can stay – step forward the Thetford Porta Potti Qube 335 which measures only 31.3 x 34.2 x 38.2 cm and works really well. The last thing anyone wants is to be using a camping toilet and it falls over. Unfortunately, this often occurs on toilets with poor designs, which is why you should always look for something with ample stability.