Using Mobile Toilets

Using mobile toilets means utilizing portable restroom facilities designed to meet the sanitation needs of the public and customers in fixed or temporary locations. These are fully movable installations, and here's how to use them:

Mobile toilets typically have a relatively small interior space, usually around one square meter. Upon entering, you'll first see a squat toilet and a faucet for handwashing. These two facilities essentially meet the main needs during the restroom process: the squat toilet for excretion and the faucet for cleaning hands afterward to maintain personal hygiene.

Below the mobile toilet, there are two black balls that control different functions. After using the toilet, if you want to flush the squat toilet, simply step on one of the black balls, and the toilet will automatically flush. This design not only makes it convenient for users but also helps ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of the toilet to some extent, reducing odors and residue. When you need to wash your hands, step on the other black ball, and water will flow from the faucet for handwashing. This simple yet practical design allows the mobile toilet to fully serve its purpose and meet people's restroom needs in various scenarios.

Additionally, the door of the mobile toilet is equipped with a door bolt, which is a very important detail. When the door bolt is pulled, it indicates on the outside that someone is using the toilet, preventing others from entering unknowingly and causing embarrassment. After use, when you pull open the door bolt, it shows that the toilet is unoccupied, facilitating the next user. Therefore, before using a mobile toilet, make sure the door bolt is properly pulled. This is an important measure to protect personal privacy and maintain order of use.