Stansport Easy-Go Portable Camp Toilet (273-100) 14" L x 14" W x 14" H

The media could not be loaded. After reading so many reviews on so many toilets I decided to try this one because it had great reviews and the price was a great value in comparison. It really is so comfy! It’s about the size and height and diameter of an average Rv toilet. Plus it’s so sturdy when you sit on it, it doesn’t wobble at all. It doesn’t bend, either. And sitting on it feels like a normal Rv toilet seat. The bags that are sold by their company fit very well on the toilet seat. They don’t move out of place while using them. There are little tabs to tuck them into to secure them. You have to buy them separately. They send you One Single Sample bag with alittle desiccant in it and it works great for absorbing all orders. When used, it smells like a baby diaper. Some others had mentioned using cedar shavings. That did not work as well as the desiccant. I have ordered some gel packs to try. Until they come in, the cedar shavings do help. The green color is nice. Looks woodsy. The lid closed very nicely and securely and keeps odors very well contained. The minute you open the lid after using it you realize how well the lid works at keeping the odors contained! Lol Even though we have an Rv toilet, I like having this toilet on hand for traveling in case we need it while traveling to our destination or if someone needs to go before we have the Rv set up once we reach our site. It also had some grooves on the sides to act as handles for moving the toilet from place to place. They are well placed and comfortable for toting the toilet around. This Rv toilet is an amazing value. Highly recommend.

Purchased for a pop up camper with a cabinet perfect for the size. And, purchased for Wifey who, when vertical after a nights sleep can't make it to the outhouse at the campsites / state parks we visit. We do not do off-road / primitive camping where by we can 'leave no trace.' It's just for that first call of nature in the morning, and for urine only. Originally, we were going to empty it every day - that didn't happen. The most was about 2 days or so, and that little fella holds a lot of water! We ordered bags from Amazon for it, they are white and come 6 to a package - we ordered 2 packages. They are strong and can hold a gallon of water. (Did I know my kidneys worked THAT good! Nope!!) Fortunately, I don't have heart problems or a small bladder and can hold my water so a once a morning use is all it gets from me. That said, at first, I didn't have any kitty litter and used cedar shavings that I have for mosquito repellent - as I was thinking absorbency and odor control. The cedar shavings, about 2 1/2 cups weren't absorbent enough. We then tried the blue kitty litter pellets - don't bother, that doesn't work. Now, it's pre loaded with regular kitty litter with a dusting of cedar shavings. I think that will be fine. I'm a bit over 60, can still do a squat thank Goodness!, my big ole butt sits just fine on the seat, and I have time to pull out the little potty do my do, and put it back each morning. We've experienced no odor, or no leaks, it works very well, and cleans up good too. Ohhh in case of travelers diarrhea - I'd just make sure I'm sitting right and let nature take it's course. It's that sturdy. I'm glad we bought it, as it has opened up camping to us, due to truck size and camper cost, that was unavailable to us before.UPDATE: October 2017Out camping, away from the restrooms, I needed this little puppy for more than I expected! Held up well, comfy too. We use cedar shavings, the finer ones, and worked well. We don't use kitty litter anymore. All held up in an unexpected emergent situation! This is a good unit. I was glad I had it.

This little portable toilet can be turned into a composting toilet IF you use the corn based compostable 2.5 gal or larger trash liners. I use the kroger/fred meyer brand of compostable bags because they are cheaper. Because it has no urine diverter you will need a 1 cup base of cedar or pine hamster bedding OR straw OR other carbon material in the bottom of your bag. Yes. Envelopes and shredded non glossy newpaper will work if shredded. This will begin the composting process. The bowl is suitable for 2 people for 2 days, if you sprinkle pine or cedar or other litter over your "deposit" after each deposit is made. This will control odor. Then take the compostable bag full of your human waste outdoors and place in your compost bin for a year. The bag will decompose along with the waste. I like this because the bag holding area has 4 pegs so it can be held secure and does not slip into the bowl. I also like the non rocking no tipping over security of the toilet. The toilet seat is "normal" for comfort. There is a small door to hold extra bags but i don't use it. Easy to clean. I recommend getting a small lidded garbage can with a 1 cup scoop and keeping it near by. It can hold hamster bedding or saw dust or whatever carbon you use to cover your deposits with. This uses normal toilet paper. We have used homemade composting indoor outhouses for 5 years. This is the first ready made camping toilet we have purchased and converted. Pros: comfort and not tippy and sturdy as heck and easy conversion to compostable biodegradable with the proper compostable garbage liners. Cons: needs to be emptied every couple of days. I like it much better than the 5 gal bucket sytem because you dont twist your back emptying it into the compost bin and the 2.5 gal compostable bags are way cheaper. A win-win purchase.