Most van builds land on one of four van life toilet options: a cassette toilet, a urine-diverting unit sold as “composting,” a bag-based system like a bucket with sealed gelling bags, or no toilet at all. The right choice depends less on your budget than...
A portable toilet for hunting is a sealed, gelling waste bag — used on the ground, over a bucket, or on a folding seat — that lets you carry human waste out instead of burying it. For hunters that solves two problems at once. It keeps you legal in units where digging...
A portable toilet for road trips is a compact kit — usually just sealed, gelling waste bags, sometimes paired with a folding seat — that rides in your trunk so a stretch of highway without an exit doesn’t turn into an emergency. It takes up about as much space...
Most boats under 65 feet don’t legally need an installed toilet at all — but if you carry passengers for more than a couple hours, you’ll want one anyway, and a portable toilet is almost always the easiest way to get compliant and comfortable. Federal law...
When a storm knocks out your water and power, your toilet stops working too — and an emergency toilet is the simplest way to stay clean and sanitary until service comes back. The easiest setup is a portable toilet paired with sealable, gelling waste bags that lock in...
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