Sckee Camping Toilet, Portable Toilet for Adults, Portable Travel Folding Toilet with Lid and Paper Holder, Compact Potty for Car, Camp Toilet Portable Toilet for Camping, Hiking,Truck, RV, Beach

Definitely worth the money. It's convenient camping, in the job site, fishing trip, for the kiddos and pretty much anywhere there might but be a restroom available. The smell isn't an issue but it's only been issued for liquid so it's been fine. I'm 5'5" and I found the height it fine. And of course my little boy found it easy to use. It's stable, haven't had any issues with leaking. Night the great one, looks nice. The sweet is comfortable.

I purchased this collapsible portable potty for a recent camping trip, and it worked really well. It was easy to assemble in under a minute, and it comes with odor-control powder and disposable bags that make cleanup simple and hygienic. Just line the potty with a bag, and when you're done, remove and dispose—no mess to deal with. The material is sturdy and easy to wipe clean, and it’s very portable, which made it easy to pack and carry. Folding it back down was a bit tricky at first, but with a little practice, it gets easier. Overall, this is a practical and reliable solution for camping or travel when you need a clean and convenient option. Definitely glad I brought it along

Take this on our long trips incase have to stop in middle of no where. Great for camping also. Little hard to fold back up only reason for 4 stars. Need to figure out the secret. Did it a couple times but could not other times used. But good and sturdy. Easy to set up. We put kitty litter in it. Light weight. Tucks in nice in the trunk.

Love the compact size, and carry case. Very easy to assemble and take down. Well worth the cost!

I used this portable toilet last summer? While working on an RV camper. There was no toilet close by and I have to drive to the nearest gas station to use the rest room which was a little inconvenient. This portable toilet is strong enough, doesn’t shake at all- you can relax and sit like a queen! Compact and easy to store, easy to clean. It also had a holder for my cellphone which was neat! Great buy for a reasonable price!

Great camping toilet. Easy set up and sturdy

Got this to replace a portapotty that always stunk horribly and once accidentally overflowed in my work vehicle- can’t tell you how much fun that was to clean! This works amazing, I’m using it multiple times a day as my work involves driving and finding bathrooms along the way is very difficult and time consuming. Standard 13 gallon kitchen trash bags fit perfectly snug, I’m using pine pellets that are very budget friendly (don’t buy at regular pet stores, get them at feed stores) that immediately absorb any liquids and do a great job at covering other things and masking the smell once the bag is tied up. Cleaning it is a breeze, all it needs is the used bag to be removed and disposed, a quick wipe down with some bathroom disinfectant cleaner and the bag replaced- zero lingering smells, no agonizing over dragging a heavy full portapotty waste tank to a toilet, no need to rinse that disgusting waste off multiple times to try to get it clean and yet never fully being able to clean it. It is also so much more comfortable to sit on and the height is easier to get up from if you have bad knees. The only negative I would say is that since it’s a foldable product there’s is tons of gaps that could leak should your bag be broken, so just in case always have a second bag or if you plan to just keep it unfolded get a cheap bucket in there for the bag to sit in.

I had to get something quick as the bathroom build for my older mom was delayed. Mom doesn't walk that great or bend at the knees or waist too good. So the height of the very, very temporary situational toilet was taken into account. An average toilet is about 15" high at the seat. This toilet says 14" and seems to be proud of it. Ok. And I'm looking at a picture of what appears to be a full sized man sitting on it without squatting. No way is this accurate unless the guy is about 4.5 feet tall. It's low - too low for an elder person to sit and rise from without assistance. So I had to get the walker out and use it as a rail to go around it. Only problem is, the walker has wheels - so now it has to be propped up against a wall to keep from rolling and now this little toilet is sitting in the middle of my moms bedroom like a throne. Also the seat does not glow green, which would have made it even funnier. Seriously - this is a squatty pot, if you have someone with mobility issues and one of those issues is bending? Get something as high as or higher than the toilet they already use and keep in mind a lot of stiff older people kind of "fall" onto the toilet so.... yeah. Put something under this they can fall onto if they miss. Thankfully this only had to last for 3 days but if it were a longer situation I would have had to buy something else for the sake of everyone involved. Also - those bags are kind of flimsy and you're going to need more. I did a double bag thing so she just took the one bag out of the other and replaced it as she went. Also the gel was ok.