Young Man Invents Mobile Toilets
Several young men have invented different types of mobile toilets. Here are the specific introductions:
The first type of mobile toilet was made by a young man using a water storage tank and a pallet. He first prepared the water storage tank and the pallet, then fixed universal wheels at each of the four corners of the pallet bottom, allowing the pallet to move flexibly. Placing the water storage tank on the pallet created a simple, movable restroom. This mobile toilet has a relatively simple structure, utilizing the water storage function of the tank, which may to some extent solve the water supply issue for the restroom. Meanwhile, the design of the universal wheels makes it easy to move and change positions according to actual needs.
The second type is a movable restroom made by a young man using a water storage barrel. He first used an angle grinder to split the water storage barrel in half, then fixed universal wheels at the four corners of a wooden board and used wooden strips to fix them on the upper side of the barrel to increase height. He cut an opening on the side of the barrel, installed sponge strips to form a door frame, embedded plastic soft boards to create raised walls, and placed the upper half of the barrel on top of the wooden strips to form a roof. In addition, he installed drainage pipes, a bath heater, a toilet, a sink, and other fixtures. This mobile toilet has relatively complete functions, not only having basic toilet facilities but also being equipped with a bath heater, which can provide a comfortable bathing environment to some extent. The installation of drainage pipes also facilitates the discharge of sewage.
The third type is a mobile restroom built by a young man using two chemical barrels. He first removed the steel bars from the chemical barrels, used a cutting machine to cut off the lids of the plastic barrels completely, placed the two plastic barrels upside down together and fixed the upper and lower iron frames, cut an opening the size of a door frame, and fixed the gaps with rectangular iron sheets. He drilled holes in the corners of the plastic barrels to install PVC pipes, placed a toilet and installed a water tank, inlet pipes, a sink, made a showerhead with PVC pipes, installed a wooden door and handles, extended and connected the inlet pipes, laid the water pipes flat to the bottom of the plastic barrels, and connected the drainage outlet to a septic tank. This mobile toilet makes full use of the material characteristics of the chemical barrels. Through a series of modifications and installations, it achieves relatively complete restroom functions, including showering and using the toilet, and solves the sewage discharge problem by connecting to a septic tank.
