Portable Toilet for On-the-Go
A typical example of a portable toilet that can be carried with you is the portable toilet designed by German designer Eva Tint. It is foldable and portable, meeting the toilet needs in various scenarios.

Design and Materials
The portable toilet has a leaf-like appearance and is made of special eco-friendly materials. The choice of this material not only reflects the concept of environmental protection but also ensures the product's durability and practicality. When folded, it measures approximately 12×28 centimeters, making it compact and easy to store in a woman's handbag. This greatly facilitates carrying, allowing it to be easily used in both daily outings and special scenarios.
Functional Characteristics
The product is equipped with a super-absorbent agent inside, which is one of its core functions. When liquid enters, the super-absorbent agent quickly converts the liquid into a gel, effectively preventing leakage and avoiding the problem of liquid overflow that may occur with traditional portable toilets, ensuring hygienic and convenient use. There are usage instructions printed at the bottom, allowing even those who have never used it before to quickly understand the operation method, lowering the usage threshold. It also comes with cleaning wipes for use, further enhancing comfort and hygiene. After disposal, the portable toilet can be treated as ordinary garbage without the need for a special recycling process, making it convenient and eco-friendly.
Development History and Application Scenarios
The design of the portable toilet first gained attention from football fans during the 2008 European Cup, primarily to address the issue of long queues for women in public restrooms. In 2009, German companies began mass production, selling it in the European market in sets of three for 4.5 euros each, initially targeting female users. As application scenarios continued to expand, such as car travel and outdoor gatherings, the portable toilet gradually gained acceptance among more male users, becoming a widely used portable toilet device.




