Mobile Toilet Template Tutorial Diagram Translation

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Simple Mobile Toilet (for children's self-driving travel scenarios)

• Tools/Materials: Diapers, sealing plastic bags, and high water-absorbent resin if available.
• Method:
  • Processing Diapers: Take out some of the cotton and absorbent particles from the diapers and stuff them into the sealing plastic bags. Utilize the absorbency of the diaper cotton to absorb urine and prevent odor from spreading.
  • Handling Bowel Movements: For children's bowel movements, use large plastic bags to collect them, facilitating subsequent cleanup.
  • Making a Simple Structure: Alternatively, use a small cardboard box and place a plastic bag underneath it to serve as a simple structure for the mobile toilet, providing a relatively private space for the child.
  • Enhancing Absorbency: If possible, add a small packet of high water-absorbent resin to the sealing plastic bag. This resin will automatically dissolve its outer packaging upon contact with water, quickly absorbing a large amount of moisture and further enhancing absorbency.

Making a Movable Toilet Using a Water Storage Bucket

• Making Process:
  • Cutting the Water Storage Bucket: Take out a water storage bucket from home and split it in half using an angle grinder.
  • Installing Casters: Fix casters at the four corners of a wooden board to facilitate moving the entire toilet.
  • Increasing Bucket Height: Obtain several wooden strips and firmly fix them to the upper side of the bucket using self-tapping screws to increase its height.
  • Creating an Entrance: Use the angle grinder again to cut an entrance on the side of the water storage bucket and install foam strips on both sides of the entrance to form a door frame.
  • Making Walls: Take a piece of plastic softboard and insert it between the wooden strips to form elevated walls.
  • Installing a Roof: Place the upper half of the water storage bucket steadily on top of the wooden strips to form a roof and apply a layer of white waterproof paint to the wooden strips.
  • Making a Simple Door: Use foam strips to拼接 (Note: '拼接' means 'join together' or 'splice'. Here, it's translated as 'splice' in context) two discarded honeycomb wooden boards to make a simple door.
  • Installing a Floor Drain: Use a hole-opening tool to create a hole at the bottom of the bucket and install a drainpipe to form a floor drain.
  • Connecting Pipes: Cut holes on the side and bottom of the plastic bucket and connect them with direct fittings. Place the plastic bucket on top of the roof to form a small water storage device. Connect the bath heater made of water pipes, install a tee fitting below the inlet pipe and connect it to a showerhead. Place the toilet on the hole of the drainpipe and install the water tank properly, securing the toilet with glass glue. Connect the drainpipe to the sewage bucket. Horizontally connect a water pipe to the tee fitting on the outlet pipe and extend it to the entrance as the inlet pipe for the sink. Cut a hole in the door and install a fitting.