Review on 🚽 Camco Premium Portable Travel Toilet: 3-Directional Flush, Swivel Dumping Elbow for Camping, RV, Boating and More - 5.3 Gallon (41545), White by Derek Helvie

This is our first travel toilet of this design. We've used the 'dig a hole in the woods' and '5 gallon bucket with seat' methods, but neither met our needs for a small trailer without a built-in toilet. We drove the trailer about 6,000 miles. since I bought this camco and learned how to use its features even in the dark. It works, and with the right chemicals, it's odorless. This is the goalkeeper. No more than 5 gallons. bucket for us. There are several features that I will mention. The lid is closed and must be pulled forward before opening. You must pull the handle to open the bowel drain before doing your work, but don't look inside while you're pulling. It can spray a thin mist or droplets. The odorless aspect only lasts if you keep the bowl clean. A small 409 or other cleaner works well, just like at home. If you wash it off, it cleans the water in the intestines well, but sometimes it's not enough. It must be installed within a few inches of the wall or the lids will not stay on. It looks small, but it isn't in real tests. t. All of our family butts fit well and there is one big difference between them. This is a play on words. It's easy to empty and toilet paper doesn't stick to it. In fact, the chemicals seem to break it down so well that there aren't any big chunks of anything left. We like citrus-scented "single-pack" chemicals. Just drop it and it works. A full tank of water for flushing weighs 30 to 40 pounds, just so you know. We emptied it about once a week and everything worked out fine. Finally, the seat height is just perfect for those under 6 feet. Not sure about high.