How to Store Nuoke Mobile Toilet

The storage of Nuoke mobile toilet should be handled differently for daily storage and long-term storage, with specific steps as follows:

I. Daily Storage Process After Use

1. Immediate Handling After Use
   After use, immediately tighten the mouth of the built-in special garbage bag or collection bag. If the device has a lid design, close the lid promptly to block odor diffusion. For waste disposal, it is recommended to use a portable toilet or collection bag, add a coagulant or deodorant, seal it, and then place it in a special garbage bag for disposal. Direct discharge into the natural environment is strictly prohibited.

2. Device Cleaning and Deodorization
   After removing the sealed waste, wipe the toilet bowl or inner bucket with a damp cloth and dish detergent or a special cleaning agent. For stubborn stains, use a cleaning agent containing decontamination and sterilization ingredients, or a natural combination of baking soda and white vinegar. If the device contains electronic components (such as an intelligent flushing system), wipe them with a damp cloth and avoid direct flushing. Before use, a small amount of deodorizing gel or disinfectant pad can be placed in the inner bucket to prevent odors.

3. Drying and Inspection
   After cleaning, ensure that key parts such as folding joints and around electronic components are completely dry to prevent bacterial growth or metal rust. Regularly check if the folding joints are loose to ensure structural stability.

4. Folding and Storage
   After the device is completely dry, fold the folding toilet according to the design and lock the buckles; for packing toilets, fold them and place them in a special storage bag, being careful not to exceed the product's weight limit to avoid damaging the structure.

II. Special Handling for Long-Term Storage

1. Deep Cleaning Before Storage
   After emptying the fecal tank, rinse it with clean water more than three times to avoid fermentation of residues. Wipe the inner wall with a neutral cleaning agent, focusing on cleaning dead spots such as the toilet seat and drainage outlet, then spray the inside with a disinfectant, let it stand for 30 minutes, and ventilate to dry. Detachable parts (such as foot pedals and water tank covers) should be stored separately.

2. Environment Selection and Protection
   The storage environment should be dry and ventilated, on a flat and hard ground, stored independently away from chemicals. Avoid outdoor storage. If outdoor storage is necessary, cover it completely with a waterproof cloth and elevate the bottom by more than 10 centimeters to prevent water seepage.

3. Moisture and Pest Prevention Measures
   Place dehumidifying boxes (2-3 packs per square meter) inside the toilet and replace them regularly; seal all pipe openings with waterproof tape to prevent ants and other insects from entering; apply petroleum jelly to metal hinges and locks to prevent rust. In southern humid areas, it is recommended to check once a month and immediately wipe off any mildew with alcohol wipes if found.