Foreign Portable Toilets

Foreign portable toilets mainly include types such as the Dutch fully automatic rotating public toilet, German portable toilets, vehicle-mounted toilets exported to Brazil, and mobile toilets exported to Europe and the United States. Here is a detailed introduction:

Dutch Fully Automatic Rotating Public Toilet: Located on the streets of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, its uniqueness lies in the two sets of toilets installed inside, enabling seamless rotation for use. After a user leaves, the cleaning process starts simultaneously, covering multiple steps. First, the floor is flushed to wash away stains; then, garbage is collected to maintain internal cleanliness; the permeable bricks dry out to prevent water accumulation. Meanwhile, the toilet rotates to the cleaning chamber, where it undergoes multi-directional nozzle cleaning, high-pressure water jet flushing, and high-pressure air pump drying. The entire cleaning process is fast and efficient. This public toilet adopts a card-swipe entry method with a tiered time-based charging model. The base fee is 0.5 euros, with an additional 0.2 euros charged per minute.

German Portable Toilet: Carefully designed by German designer Eva Tint, it has a leaf-like appearance, which is quite unique. It is made of special eco-friendly materials with good performance. When folded, it measures approximately 12×28 centimeters, compact and lightweight, easily fitting into a woman's handbag. Inside, it is equipped with a super-absorbent agent that can convert liquid into gel, effectively preventing leakage. The bottom is printed with illustrated usage instructions for easy operation by users. This design first gained widespread attention during the 2008 European Cup. In 2009, German companies began mass production, selling it in the European market in sets of three for 4.5 euros each. Initially targeted mainly at female users, it gradually gained acceptance among more male users as application scenarios expanded, such as car travel and outdoor gatherings.

Vehicle-mounted Toilet Exported to Brazil: Custom-made by Dezhou Hongtu Metal Products Co., Ltd. for Brazilian customers, this toilet has three squatting positions. The interior is well-decorated, and a toilet paper holder is placed inside, with relatively complete facilities. Its biggest feature is its high mobility as it can be pulled along, making it highly suitable for outdoor scenarios such as large-scale concerts in scenic spots.

Mobile Toilets Exported to Europe and the United States: There is a large amount of related product information, but currently, there is relatively little introduction to their specific features in publicly available materials. Only the update time of December 20, 2024, is known.