Automatic Cleaning Mobile Toilet

Automatic cleaning mobile toilets come in various types, mainly including those designed with new materials and water-saving technologies, as well as the fully automatic cleaning toilets invented in the Netherlands. Here are the details:

Automatic cleaning mobile toilets based on new materials and water-saving technologies: These toilets achieve efficient water-saving cleaning through clever design. They can automatically collect the water used for hand washing and then add a special agent to the collected water. After such treatment, the water gains good cleaning ability and can be reused for flushing the toilet. According to actual tests, using this treated water requires only 0.46 liters per person to flush the toilet clean, significantly saving water resources. They have remarkable advantages in environmental protection and resource utilization, especially suitable for places with relatively tight water resources or high environmental protection requirements, such as some large-scale outdoor event sites and tourist attractions.

Fully automatic cleaning toilets invented in the Netherlands:

• Floor cleaning: When a person successfully swipes the card to use the toilet, the door opens automatically. After use, when the person steps out of the toilet, the indoor cleaning function is activated. At this time, several high-pressure water guns spray water together to vigorously flush waste paper and other items on the floor. The waste paper falls into an invisible container, while the water used for flushing the floor, due to the floor's permeable tiles, eventually falls into the drainage system below, keeping the floor clean and tidy.
• Toilet cleaning: During the floor cleaning process, the toilet starts to rotate into the cleaning room, while another clean toilet comes out of the cleaning room, enabling seamless rotation for use. The toilet entering the cleaning room is covered by a transparent glass罩 (glass cover). High-pressure water guns spray biodegradable detergent to clean the toilet thoroughly inside and out, leaving no dead spots. After that, it is dried to ensure the toilet remains clean and hygienic at all times.
• Charging mode: This public toilet in the Netherlands requires card swiping for entry and adopts a tiered time-based charging method. The base fee is 0.5 euros, with an additional charge of 0.2 euros per minute. This charging mode takes into account both the basic usage cost and can charge reasonably according to the usage time.