SereneLife 5.2 Gal Portable Camping Toilet For Adults, 100+ Flushes, Porta Potty Camp Toilet with Detachable Waste Tank, Level Indicator, Carry Bag, Suitable for Camping, Hiking, and Boating

I like camping but trying to dash to the bathhouse in the middle of the night when its cold and raining is no picnic. My brother also has issues holding it when he wakes at night, several times he almost didn't make it to the bathhouse (I had a few close calls myself...we're getting old!). I had originally decided on one you use bags and powder with but realized how much extra steps that would be to do so I looked into this type. I looked for a long time and at several different ones. This one did not have many reviews but had everything I was looking for: height, level gauge, pressure release valve in a spot that made sense and pour spout that rotated. This absolutely saved my bro this past weekend, he admitted that if it weren't for this potty he probably wouldn't have made it to the bathhouse. I bought the Porta-Paks to go in it, it last ALMOST a full 3 day weekend with 3 people (2 adults, 1 9yo). The 2 adults only went pee in it but my nephew loved it so much he wanted to use it all the time lol If you got a bigger bum than it might be a bit difficult. I am 5'4 and 190lbs and had no difficulty really but your bum will be close once your done (my reason for only going pee lol). My bro is 6' and 300lbs but he never sat on it and used it only for pee and left the slide open to reduce splash. It's VERY sturdy, I had no issues at all. No smell or leakage. Easy to clean. We didn't use the sprayer this time. Be careful when dumping, the cap came off quickly and we lost the cap down the dump station (embarrassing!), but I contacted them and they were SUPER quick to respond and are graciously sending me a replacement (thank you so much!!!). Highly recommend, great product and fantastic customer service!!

We needed to find a solution for traveling that gave us flexibility to address the need to go when the next exit is 10 miles away.Utilizing the depth created by the minivan’s third row floor, this toilet created the perfect portable potty for kids and adults. With the short third row seat flat and tinted windows, we had a clear path to climb to the back while staying inside the van so no one was the wiser what anyone was doing back there! We even used it in busy parking lots and no one even looked our way. This toilet is just the perfect amount of height that I could comfortably sit on it without feeling that it’s too low and with the Toyota Sienna and my 6’1” height my head doesn’t touch the van headliner at all.The toilet contains two tanks. The upper tank is what you fill up with clean water. It’s what’s used to flush your business down from the toilet bowl into the bottom tank. I purchased the Walex Bio-Pak natural enzyme deodorizer & waste digester drop on tablets and they’re amazing! You will want to flush about 2-3 times to get clean water into the bottom tank, then you use the “drain” tube to carefully drop/push one of those tablets in to the bottom tank. Now you’re set for absolutely no smells and any “solids” get dissolved pretty quickly. Even wipes get dissolved — but not as quickly as the human waste of course.As you drive, you’ll hear a minimal amount of water sloshing around but the thick plastic walls of the toilet hide a lot of the noise so you almost need to be sitting in that third row with it immediately behind to hear anything. But with those tablets, there is 100% no smell. Get the tablets!Avoid splashing. Always remember to close the toilet top lid first before opening the Pull valve to drop the waste from the bowl to the tank or you might get some splash back! Remember 1-2-3: 1. Close top lid. 2. Pull front valve. 3. Flush. Easy!Emptying the bottom tank is relatively easy. As others have said, it’s not a one pour step. You may need to pour it out, then put some clean water in, then slosh it around and pour out a second time. Wouldn’t you do that anyway with something like this? I wasn’t surprised by that step, but I also think some people aren’t using those tablets and that would definitely make it more difficult to empty if everything wasn’t dissolved to liquid first. Get those tablets!Overall, this has been the perfect solution. No leaks. No smells. Not too big but not too small. Self contained. Highly portable. No batteries.Don’t risk it by getting something that’s $20 cheaper, leaks or stinks. Trust the reviews like I did and you’ll be as excited about a toilet as I am.

We purchased the SereneLife portable toilet to take on an extended camping trip. It was wonderful when camping in grizzly country to not have to go outside in the dark. It was very convenient as well to wake up and not have put on coat in the cold morning air. We love our portable toilet.The very first time I emptied the tank at a dump station, I dropped cap and watched it roll into the drain. Not much you can do to recover the cap. So, I finished the trip with my trusty roll of duct tape and all was well. The tank was easy to empty at a dump station and we dumped it flush toilets as well with no problem. I recommend removing the cap and placing it far away from the drain hole.When we got home we contacted the company to see if could buy a new cap for the drain. To our delight they agreed to send us n new one at no charge. There were no questions asked except showing proof of purchase.Our sewer main at our house backed up the night before we were to leave for a three-week trip. So, we broke out the toilet again used it but couldn't drain it so we left it in the garage. When we returned from the trip, I was dreading dealing with the toilet that had weeks old waste inside. To my surprise the chemicals and toilet did their job and there was no foul smell.It's a great product for more than just camping!