Mobile Toilet Usage Instructions

The following are the usage instructions for mobile toilets:

I. Pre-use Preparation

1. Stability Check: Place the mobile toilet on a flat surface to ensure there is no tilting or shaking, preventing the risk of tipping over during use.
2. System Connection Check:
   • For equipment with a water supply system, confirm that the water pipe connections are normal and there are no leaks; ensure the sewage pipes are properly sealed to prevent odor leakage.
   • For non-flushing equipment, check in advance whether the feces collection device is empty and perform odor control measures (such as adding deodorizers or sealing lids).
3. Sign Observation: Before entering, observe the external indicator signs to confirm the availability status of male/female or accessible stalls, avoiding misentry or long waits.

II. During-use Operations

1. Enter According to Signs: Enter the corresponding restroom according to the signs, close the door behind you, and ensure it is locked to protect privacy.
2. Follow Operating Instructions:
   • Flushing Device: For manual flushing, press the button until it fully resets; for sensor-based flushing, keep your hand in the sensor area for 2-3 seconds.
   • Handwashing Equipment: Press the hand soap dispenser to obtain an appropriate amount of liquid; when using the hand dryer, keep your palms facing down to prevent liquid backflow from damaging the equipment.
3. No Littering: Only toilet paper can be disposed of in the toilet bowl; smoking materials, plastic products, beverage bottles, etc., are strictly prohibited to prevent pipe blockages or equipment damage.

III. Post-use Cleanup

1. Close and Lock the Door: Ensure the door lock is in place when leaving to prevent others from entering or losing items.
2. Maintain Cleanliness: Do not draw on walls, partitions, or other areas; dispose of garbage in designated trash bins to keep the interior clean.

IV. Management Maintenance

1. Regular Inspections: Conduct at least 2 inspections per day, replenish consumables such as toilet paper and hand soap, empty trash bins, and replace garbage bags.
2. Disinfection Treatment: Use chlorine-based disinfectants (concentration ≥ 500mg/L) to wipe high-touch areas such as door handles, flush buttons, and faucets at least once a day.
3. Extreme Weather Response:
   • Winter: Empty the water tank and pipes to prevent freezing and cracking;
   • Summer: Avoid direct sunlight exposure and install sunshades if necessary;
   • Windy Weather: Check the fixing devices to prevent equipment tipping.

By following standardized usage and regular maintenance, the functionality of mobile toilets can be ensured and their service life extended.