Bagged Mobile Toilet

Bagged mobile toilets mainly come in three types: tent-style simple toilets, adsorption-bagged trash-can-style mobile toilets, and portable folding toilets.

Tent-style simple toilets are commonly seen in self-driving travel scenarios. When unfolded, they form a closed small space, providing users with a certain degree of privacy protection. Inside, there is an absorbent pad. After the user defecates, the pad can absorb some of the liquid, serving as a temporary emergency measure. However, this type of toilet has some drawbacks. It is relatively large in size, making it troublesome to store. For daily travel, it is not very convenient to carry. Therefore, it is more suitable for scenarios like self-driving tours where there is ample space to store items.

The adsorption-bagged trash-can-style mobile toilet is movable and comes with a lid, offering odor-proof functionality. It uses the principle of air pressure difference to achieve automatic bagging. When the user presses to open the lid, it can lock in odors, preventing them from spreading and affecting the surrounding environment. It adopts a narrow-slot design, which makes it occupy less space. It is suitable for placement in relatively limited spaces such as home bathrooms, meeting the basic functions of a mobile toilet while blending well with the home environment.

The portable toilet designed by German designer Eva Tint has unique advantages. It can be folded. After folding, its size is approximately 12×28 centimeters, making it compact and easy to store in a woman's handbag, facilitating easy carrying. Whether for daily travel or going on a trip, it can be used anytime. Inside, there is a super-absorbent agent. When liquid is discharged into it, the agent can quickly convert the liquid into a gel, effectively preventing leakage and ensuring hygiene and convenience during use. There are usage instruction diagrams printed at the bottom, allowing users to quickly understand the operation method. After use, this toilet can be disposed of as ordinary garbage, causing no additional burden on the environment.