Mobile Toilet Operation

The operation method of a portable mobile toilet mainly consists of four steps: fixation, use, storage, and cleaning, as detailed below:

1. Fixation and Component Disassembly Before use, place the toilet firmly on a flat surface to prevent sliding. Locate the snap-fit design at the connection between the toilet body and the liquid storage tank (black tank), usually found on the side or bottom. Press and hold the snap-fit while pulling outward or rotating the relevant components (such as the seat ring or liquid storage tank interface) to separate them. This step ensures structural stability during use and provides operating space for subsequent cleaning.

2. Use and Flushing Function After fixation, simply open the toilet lid for use. Excrement will fall into the liquid storage tank below, while the toilet has an independent water tank inside that needs to be filled with clean water in advance (it is recommended to use a mixture of water and a dedicated cleaning agent). After use, pull the flush handle or press the flush button, and the water in the tank will quickly flush the inner walls through siphon or pressure principles, discharging waste into the liquid storage tank. Some models feature a foot-pedal flushing design, requiring you to step on a designated area to trigger the water flow.

3. Storage and Component Reassembly After use, reinstall the disassembled components. Align the seat ring or liquid storage tank interface with the snap-fit position and gently press until you hear a 'click' sound, confirming that the snap-fit is fully locked. This step prevents components from falling off during transportation or movement and avoids odor leakage. If the toilet has a folding function, it can be further compressed for storage.

4. Liquid Storage Tank Cleaning and Maintenance The liquid storage tank (black tank) is designed to be removable. Before cleaning, ensure that the snap-fit is unlocked. Grasp the handles on both sides of the liquid storage tank and slowly pull it outward to avoid splashing waste. Dispose of the waste in the tank at a designated drainage outlet or toilet, rinse the inside with clean water, and then spray deodorizer or add a dedicated degradation agent to reduce odors. After cleaning, thoroughly dry the liquid storage tank to prevent bacterial growth, and then reinstall it into the toilet body and lock the snap-fit.

Precautions:

• Regularly check the wear of the snap-fit and replace accessories promptly if they are loose;
• Avoid using strong acid or alkali cleaners to prevent corrosion of the tank material;
• When not in use for an extended period, empty the water tank and keep it dry to extend its service life.