Portable Toilet Kit with Reclosable Bags: Trail Essentials Carry Out Toilet Review

Considering the price, it doesn't come with an absorbent or neutralizer so it's up to you. I used cat box sand from a sale. With a 5 gallon bucket, the inner liner works well with plenty of extra liner to secure and tie in the bucket when finished. The outer pocket was much thicker, but their "Ziploc" wasn't very good. Every day I would spend a few minutes making sure the dam was properly closed and sometimes it just wouldn't work. But overall I gave 3 stars because it was only 2 plastic bags…

these bags are a great price. You get a compact zippered bag with 30 outer pockets and 30 inner pockets folded separately. To install them, pull out one at a time, unfold the outer pocket and mount it on the portable toilet, then put the inner zip pocket (and the heavy duty one) inside. They worked great and we never had any leaks. However, one downside, and the reason I give the product 4 stars, is that the inner bag has a smaller diameter than the opening in our portable toilet seat. As a…

I have a Reliance portable drying cabinet and have tried almost all potties. These bags are the best value and the best for the job, whether you're using a 5 gallon bucket or a Reliance toilet (when used with Smelleze powder). The zip pocket is slightly higher than other pockets which are much larger. more convenient to use in waste disposal. Here are some tips I've learned the hard way: - First, put the zippered bag in the net/bucket. - Then place the larger bag in the "bowl" and lift the lid.