How to Use Emergency Mobile Toilets

The usage of emergency mobile toilets varies depending on their types, as detailed below:

Lawn Emergency Toilets (in Disaster Scenarios)

1. Activation Conditions: When the government issues a disaster warning or an emergency has already occurred, the emergency response mechanism in the shelter is automatically activated, and only then can the lawn emergency toilets be put into use. During non-disaster periods, the emergency toilet facilities are sealed and stored, and it is not allowed to dig up the lawn or use the reserve supplies randomly.
2. Usage Steps:
   • Locate the Area: Follow the “Emergency Toilet” signs set up within the shelter to go to the designated lawn shelter area.
   • Activate the Facilities: Staff will open the storage room, take out the mobile toilets, and connect them to the underground sewage system to ensure the smooth discharge of waste.
   • Use as Needed: The mobile toilets are equipped with temporary partitions, disinfection equipment, and sewage pipes, and their usage is the same as that of conventional mobile toilets. It should be noted that during a disaster, priority should be given to following the staff's arrangements and using the mobile toilets in an orderly manner to avoid crowding or damaging the facilities.
3. Precautions: The number of mobile toilets is configured according to the scale of the shelter. Resources are limited, so it is necessary to use sanitary products economically and avoid waste.

Waterless Packing Mobile Toilets

1. Pre-use Inspection: Check whether the packing bags or containers are properly installed to ensure good sealing and prevent waste leakage.
2. Usage Process: No flushing is required. After excretion, the system automatically completes the packing, sealing the waste in the packing bags or containers to prevent odor diffusion.
3. Maintenance Requirements: Regularly replace the packing bags (usually every 50 - 100 uses) to avoid blockage or odor diffusion. If not replaced for a long time, it may lead to the rupture of the packing bags or an increase in odor, affecting the user experience.

Portable Mobile Commodes (for home emergencies and other scenarios)

Taking the thickened one-piece mobile commode chair as an example, it has a simple design, requires no installation, and can be used immediately after unboxing. No screwdriver, wrench, or instruction manual is needed. Just take it out and place it on the ground to sit on and use it directly. It is suitable for home emergencies, outdoor activities, and other scenarios, being easy to carry and simple to operate. When using, pay attention to maintaining the stability of the commode chair to avoid tipping over due to uneven ground or improper use.