Odor-Proof Mobile Toilet

There are various types of odor-proof mobile toilets, mainly including household commodes for the elderly, eco-friendly toilets, waterless flushing eco-toilets, water-saving eco-toilets, and recirculating water flushing eco-toilets, etc..

The household commode for the elderly adopts a double-lid design, which effectively reduces the emission of indoor odors. Its 1:1 ratio is highly in line with ergonomic comfort. The oval inner bucket is deepened to prevent urine overflow, reducing odor generation at the source.

Eco-friendly toilets utilize advanced microcomputer control systems and sensing systems to automatically detect the presence of users and trigger lighting and ventilation systems. Through timely ventilation, odors in the toilet are expelled, keeping the air fresh and providing an odor-free, hygienic, and comfortable user experience.

Among waterless flushing eco-toilets, the waterless packing type consists of packaging bags made of biodegradable film, mechanical devices, and fecal storage buckets. The traction device automatically starts to pack and seal the excreta, preventing odor leakage. The waterless biological treatment fertilizer-making type is equipped with a biochemical reactor. Feces are degraded and fermented by microorganisms to produce humic organic fertilizer, with no odor generated throughout the process.

In water-saving eco-toilets, the foam sealing type uses foam generated by foaming liquid instead of water for flushing. The foam effectively blocks odors and prevents their emission. The vacuum self-priming type relies on the air pressure difference between the toilet and the sewage pipe system to make fecal sewage enter the storage or treatment device, reducing the accumulation of odors in the toilet.

Among recirculating water flushing eco-toilets, the biological treatment type converts organic matter in feces and urine into carbon dioxide and water through electrocatalytic reactions. The treated clean water is reused for toilet flushing or landscaping, with no odor. The membrane separation type uses membrane technology to separate the supernatant of feces and urine, producing clean water for reuse, reducing odor generation, and achieving water resource recycling and the odor-proof function of the toilet.