Usage Steps for Mobile Toilets

The usage steps for mobile toilets (portable and movable commodes) are as follows:

1. Secure the Toilet Before use, ensure the toilet is firmly placed. Locate the buckle devices on either side or at the bottom of the toilet. Depending on the design, you usually need to press both buckles simultaneously (or follow the instructions in the manual) to release the securing straps. Place the toilet on a flat surface and adjust its position to ensure stability without wobbling. If the toilet is equipped with anti-slip mats or suction cups, they can assist in securing it and preventing movement during use.

2. Prepare for Use Simply open the toilet lid to use it. For some models, you may need to pull out the internal basin or seat first to ensure that waste falls into the container below. If the toilet is designed with a water storage function, you can fill the tank with clean water in advance (up to the marked line) and use gravity or manual pressing to create a flushing effect, reducing odor residue. Note: The amount of flushing water should be moderate to avoid overflow.

3. During Use Maintain a normal sitting posture while using the toilet. Waste will fall directly into the black water tank (or waste collection tank) below the toilet. If it is a dry-wet separation design, solids and liquids may be stored separately, and you should operate according to the model. No additional operation is required during use, but avoid throwing foreign objects (such as toilet paper, plastic bags, etc.) into the toilet to prevent clogging the pipes or affecting subsequent cleaning.

4. Post-Use Cleaning

   • Separate the Black Water Tank: After use, locate the buckle or lock device on the black water tank, press it, and pull it downward (or follow the instructions in the manual). For some models, you need to close the tank valve first before separating it to prevent leakage.
   • Waste Disposal: Take the black water tank to a restroom or designated waste disposal point, open the discharge valve, and slowly pour out the contents. For chemically degradable toilets, you can add a special degrading agent to accelerate decomposition; for ordinary waste collection tanks, rinse the inside with clean water.
   • Reinstall: After cleaning, push the black water tank back into place and ensure the buckle is fully locked to prevent it from coming loose during use.

5. Disinfection and Maintenance Regularly disinfect the inside and outside of the toilet. You can use diluted 84 disinfectant or a special cleaning agent to wipe the seat, tank, and black water tank. When flushing the pipes, you can inject clean water and repeatedly press the flush button (if applicable) to remove residual waste. When not in use for a long time, empty the water tank and black water tank and keep them dry to prevent bacterial growth.

Precautions:

• Read the product manual carefully before use, as operations may vary for different models.
• The capacity of the black water tank is limited, so clean it promptly to avoid overflow.
• Avoid using it in bumpy environments to prevent the toilet from moving or the black water tank from leaking.