Usage Requirements for Baishan Mobile Toilets

The requirements for using Baishan mobile toilets are as follows:

1. Separate collection of feces and urine to prevent urine from flowing into the feces storage tank Baishan mobile toilets adopt a feces-urine separation design. Urine must be collected through dedicated pipes or containers and must not be directly discharged into the feces storage tank. This requirement aims to reduce the moisture content of feces, minimize odor generation, and facilitate subsequent resource utilization (e.g., urine can be used as fertilizer). If urine is mixed with feces, it may lead to premature saturation of the feces storage tank or insufficient fermentation, affecting usage effectiveness.

2. Toilet paper should be placed in the basket and incinerated, and cigarette butts should be disposed of in a dedicated ashtray Used toilet paper should be uniformly discarded into a dedicated basket and incinerated collectively when the basket is full to prevent clogging or affecting fermentation if directly thrown into the feces storage tank. Incineration should be carried out in a safe environment to ensure complete extinguishment of the fire source. Cigarette butts should be disposed of in a dedicated ashtray inside the toilet to prevent unextinguished cigarette butts from igniting flammable materials or polluting the environment.

3. Cover material should be added after defecation, with an amount of 2-3 times that of feces After each use of the toilet, cover materials such as plant ash, dry stove ash, fine sand, sawdust, or rice husks should be added to the feces, with an amount approximately 2-3 times that of the feces. The functions of the cover material include: suppressing odor emission, isolating fly and insect contact, and accelerating feces drying and decomposition. Insufficient coverage may lead to fly and insect infestation or insufficient fermentation.

4. The toilet pit should be sealed with a cover and opened only when in use The toilet pit should be sealed with a cover during daily use to prevent flies and insects from entering the feces pit to lay eggs and avoid maggot infestation. The cover should be removed before use and promptly replaced afterward. This measure can effectively reduce sanitation issues and extend the toilet cleaning cycle.

5. Urination should be done at a dedicated urination area Baishan mobile toilets usually have a separate urination area. Urination should be completed there and must not be directly discharged into the feces storage tank. The dedicated urination area can reduce the dilution of feces by urine, maintain the concentration of substances in the feces storage tank, and facilitate subsequent treatment.

6. The toilets are marked as male and female but can be used interchangeably to improve space utilization To optimize usage efficiency, although the toilets are marked as male and female, each has an independent door, and both genders can use them interchangeably. For example, when one gender has a higher number of users, the other gender can temporarily use the vacant toilet stalls. This design requires coordination with internal signage or guidance to avoid usage conflicts.

These requirements must be strictly followed to ensure the hygiene, functionality, and sustainability of the mobile toilets.