Pourty Easy-to-Pour Potty, Pink

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Eco Pourty fits the definition of a circular economy product which advocates for sustainable production, reasoned consumption, efficient waste management, all while fighting for the well-being of individuals. All Pourty potties are made in the UK so this reduces the consumption of non-renewable resources and lowers carbon emissions in relation to transportation. Our future plans Pourty has been developing their award winning potty, taking it to the next level with the new ECO version! Super practical, hygienic and kind to the environment. Plastic potties are not easy to recycle and unfortunately many end up in landfill. This is why the innovative brand Pourty has now developed their popular ‘pourable’ potty to make it better for the environment and more sustainable. Potties are not plumbed, which means they need to be emptied. Many potties are designed to minimise mess with removable bowls, splash guards and so on, so try and consider what features would make the most difference to you and the day-to-day struggles of potty training.

One of the worst things about potty training is emptying the potty. This is why the Pourty Potty is so popular, developed by two parents who couldn’t stand the mess of potty training so they created a potty with a unique pouring duct and anti-drip lip. A high splash guard will stop your children peeing over the front of the potty when they’re sitting on it. Using the handle on the front of the potty, simply pour out of the unique pouring duct into your toilet with no mess Pourty’s current range of potties is recyclable, however they are made from virgin plastic. The new ECO, sustainable potty is made from recycled post-consumer waste. Its wide flat seat is more comfortable for your child, and it features a high splash guard at the front to limit ‘spillages’ for boys

While you can still get basic, bowl-shaped designs, new potties are coming to market that change up the formula. Some potties are designed specifically for travel while others are meant to be part of the home. Increasingly popular are potties that can be converted to toilet seats to encourage children to transition to using a toilet. After all, this is the overall aim of potty training. The best potties to buy 1. Pourty Potty: The best potty for minimising mess It offers the convenience of a traditional potty but with its easy-to-pour feature it is more hygienic to empty and easier to clean But you also have to think about yourself. After all, you’ll be the one cleaning it up. Spending a bit extra on a potty designed to minimise mess could be worth it in the long run. What features do I need?