🚽 Kalencom Potette Plus Potty Value Pack: 2-in-1 Portable Potty and Reusable Collapsible Liner - Ideal for Home Use (White/Gray) Review

I have a 3 year old who is sometimes afraid of adult public toilets, especially those with an automatic flush. So I put her in the cubicle, laid out the potty bag first and put a pee pad on the floor to keep her portable potty clean. To prevent it from flushing automatically in a public restroom, I cover the sensor with tape so she won't be scared. Love the little pot. It's durable but takes a little getting used to when it comes to setting it up in an emergency. But it was a great practice…

The updated foldable version of the silicone insert was a good idea in theory. However, because the silicone insert folds when folded, the potty seat legs cannot be folded down without pushing the silicone insert out of the potty. The updated silicone insert does not attach to the pot like the old version of the silicone insert. It doesn't stick at all, just sits in the pot, which poses a problem when trying to pour out the contents of the silicone insert. He fails. I will be returning these…

We had folding toilet seats that fit a regular toilet, but we quickly found that our son was scared of big toilets when we were in public toilets. Now he easily goes into this toilet bowl and washes easily. For those of you who shop and wonder what's best (like me) - this is great with a reusable liner. Don't waste money on disposable bags (you can always use your old tote bags if you need to use them at the curb). Just use the reusable liner and wipe clean. The potty fits into a waterproof…

Overall a great concept with a few weaknesses. Bought because my 18 year old daughter has short legs and had trouble sitting on the potty by herself. I saw that it is collapsible and can be used on a real pot. The foldable liner was sold to me in place of a similar OXO pot. The opening is very large. Just sits on top and folds in half, under her butt, sometimes when she sits down. I don't know how I feel about the purity of silicone versus hard plastic, although it's good for babies with small…

So I was looking for a small pot that would fit in my diaper bag. I also found it fits perfectly in my makeup bag which is good because after we're outside I can disinfect the potty and wash the bag. The pot is quite easy to assemble. I've spent so much time practicing getting my legs up and down quickly because when you're in a public restroom and your kid needs to walk, you need to move quickly. Raising and lowering your legs isn't easy, but if you do it a few times, it gets easier. I really…

As my fifth and last baby toilet pull, this has been a real boon to me. We've had previous versions of this since our second child went to the toilet (nearly ten years ago) and the upgrades from the older version are very nice. We especially like the collapsible silicone insert and use it on the one that travels with us as our toddler still doesn't use it on the toilet (3+ months diaper free) and we haven't been hard potty trained. on a toilet used at home to be comfortable with such use (a…