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Portable Toilet with Plastic Bag

Admin October 22, 2026

Portable toilets with plastic bags typically refer to packing-type toilets, which use specially made biodegradable film bags to collect feces, offering advantages such as automated processing and no need for flushing or sewage discharge.

The core principle of packing-type toilets is "packing" processing. They use specially made, fully biodegradable film bags to collect feces. These bags have eco-friendly properties and can gradually decompose in the natural environment, reducing pollution.

During use, after a user finishes using the toilet, the built-in mechanical device or microcomputer sensing system in the toilet automatically activates. The mechanical device or sensing system precisely seals the bag that has completed its task of collecting feces, preventing leakage and odor emission. Subsequently, the sealed bag is pulled downward and falls into a dedicated feces storage bucket below for easy subsequent centralized treatment.

At the same time, packing-type toilets also have the function of automatically renewing the film. After the bag is pulled away, the film on the surface of the toilet seat or squatting pan automatically renews, providing a clean and hygienic toilet environment for the next user. This design not only improves the user experience but also avoids hygiene issues caused by untimely cleaning in traditional toilets.

The design of packing-type toilets eliminates the reliance on traditional flushing systems and complex sewage discharge networks. Traditional toilets require a large amount of water for flushing and need to be equipped with complex sewage pipes to discharge sewage. This poses great difficulties in areas where water supply and sewage discharge facilities are inconvenient to set up or have high costs, such as urban neighborhoods, park squares, and large-scale event venues. In contrast, packing-type toilets do not require flushing and only need regular cleaning of the feces storage bucket, greatly reducing construction and operation costs while also being more eco-friendly and energy-saving.