TravelJohn-Disposable Urinal

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Gusts of 80mph are possible along the south coast of England, with 20 to 25mm of rain expected across southern and western areas, but potentially up to 40 to 60mm over higher ground, the Met Office said. A: No, public elimination is in violation of local criminal laws and could result in fines or arrest. The forecaster advises the latest rain could lead to disruption on roads and to public transport while already flood-affected areas after Storm Babet could get worse.

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The main focus in the next day or two is towards the east of Scotland and north-east England, where there is a yellow rain warning until 3am. This deep, low-pressure system will also bring heavy rain to much of the UK, but the heaviest rain is expected in southern and western areas, with 20 to 25mm quite widely across the region but up to 40 to 60mm potentially over higher ground. Yes, we currently offer many varieties of TravelJohn™ urinal bag and they include anti-septic moist wipes.

A:Yes, we currently offer many varieties of TravelJohn urinal bag. Some includes anti-septic moist wipes (RG-101F-3-6AW) and some (TJ1C1) includes both the wipes and the zipper bags. We will continue to collect prescriptions from surgeries for our patients and dispense them as normal until we are able to return to Sugar Island. We will deliver prescriptions to our patients who regularly receive deliveries. This product is a must have if you travel a lot! I used this when i went to a weekend long festival. It works great, easy to apply with no spillages or leaks. Well worth the money and hassle free waiting ages in the que for the portaloo. Q: After the TravelJohn™ urinal is used or filled to maximum capacity, does it need to be closed or sealed at the receptor to avoid spills? A:Yes, each TravelJohn bag includes a patented Liqsorb(R) pouch which is made of non-woven fabric. This fabric traps solidified content within the plastic bags and prevents leakage at the source. It is also resistant to breakage and reseals the bags after it is punctured.

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Across the UK, the Environment Agency has issued more than 25 flood warnings ahead of the arrival of Storm Ciaran on Wednesday, while the Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for rain from Monday until Thursday. The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) continues to engage with the PSNI and other multi agency partners to respond to the emerging situation and to deploy resources effectively following the various weather warnings over the last few days. A further yellow weather warning for the whole of NI came into effect at 9pm on Tuesday and is in place until 9am on Wednesday, November 1. Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Dan Suri, said Northern Ireland can expect its wettest conditions between tomorrow evening and Friday morning.A: TravelJohn™ products have no loose powder inside so there is no leakage and no mess. All absorbent materials are encapsulated within our patented non-woven pouch that makes TravelJohn™ the most advanced system available. In addition, the spill-proof, leak-proof polymer pouch instantly gels and deodorizes liquids within seconds, for the first truly sanitary, odor-free method of waste disposal for men, women and children. John Lewis plc is a credit broker and not a lender, introducing the Partnership Credit Card under exclusive arrangements with the lender NewDay Ltd.

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Q:How should I dispose of the TravelJohn urinal? Can I throw it into the trashcan? Is it environmentally safe? Yes. Non-Toxic, non-hazardous TravelJohn™ products can be disposed of in any general waste container. A PSNI spokesperson said: "The level of the River Bann has risen dangerously high and we would ask any parents or guardians who may have children in the park to make sure they leave immediately."The Police Service of Northern Ireland had urged people against travelling during the period of the amber warning overnight. On Tuesday morning, Trafficwatch NI said: "Amber Weather Warning - Multiple road closures due to flooding and landslides this morning in Co Armagh and Down. The Met Office said: "Another period of heavy rain is likely to bring some flooding and transport disruption across Northern Ireland." What to expect