VINGLI Portable Toilet | Indoor Outdoor Commode w/Detachable Inner Bucket & Removable Paper Holder, Lightweight & Compact for Camping, Boat, Van, Emergency Use (Grey)

Ugh this thing is a life saver! I own an old farm house with the only bathroom being on the main floor and the master bedroom is upstairs. I lose enough sleep as it is being pregnant but having to go up and down a flight of stairs in the middle of the night, multiple times, made it impossible to get back to sleep. Not even taking into account the fall risk. I decided to get this in my second trimester (I'm in the middle of my third now) and this has been a game changer. I keep it next to my bed and use as needed at night, empty it out in the morning. Super easy to put together, very comfortable and supportive, no smell (all though when I clean it in the morning I add a few squirts of Poop-pourri before you go spray just to make sure) . The toilet paper holder doesn't work as others have mentions but not a big deal at all. Would definitely recommend to anyone on bedrest or in my similar situation with the stairs!

I ordered this portable bathroom to put it in the back of my house so that when they leave the pool they don't come back wet into the house and I'm going to be very honest with you, it's super strong and comfortable, literally like the bathroom in your house. I highly recommend it, I give it a 10/10.

This a very nice and sturdy portable toilet. Easy to assemble, great height and well made. I took off 1 star because the bucket is wobbly and if you hold by the handle to empty it will tilt and spill contents.

As I am getting older I use this as a bedside toilet to use during the night. Empty it every morning and rinse the bucket. No smell, no muss, no fuss. I even got one for my daughter and she loves it, too.

I personally love it. I live in a yurt and I was using one of those black covered cardboard ones - it was horrible. I love this one because it’s easy to dispose of waste - just already in a little carry bucket. Also in 215 pounds and it’s extremely sturdy - never once felt like it would collapse. No leakage And I use pine wood chips on top of each use so there’s no smell. Also it’s tall! Like a little smaller than a normal toilet which is amazing. Excellent choice!

This portable toilet is a game changer!! Helps keep me from parking at truck stops and gives me an advantage to basically park wherever without worrying about where I'm going to 💩.

To be honest for the low price my expectations were a bit low.I ordered this for my son and his girlfriend to use while hiking/camping.They ended up putting it in their rv to replace the rv toilet as it's quality is way above its price.Super easy to use and keep clean. Holds up to the weight of an average size woman and a viking sized man.We purchased the "poo bags" to go with it and its super easy to use. You don't have to touch anything at all if you use the bags correctly.For pee just use the bowl the same way you would a regular toilet, dump in the proper facilities and spray the bowl out with a good bleach solution (9 parts water to 1 part bleach) after use, rinse and replace.It's lightweight enough to fold away and take along on your outdoor trips but sturdy enough for both men and women to use.Just use common sense and keep it clean and it should last you a good long while!

I *really* wanted to love this toilet—I even rearranged my campervan’s interior layout to accommodate it. Unfortunately, it’s just not functional for my needs.I’ve spent years camping and have built and lived in two off-grid cabins, so I’m no stranger to alternative toilet setups or customizing gear. But with this one, there’s only so much I can do. The biggest issue is the bucket—it’s just far too shallow.I use equine pellets to absorb urine and control odor, which helps extend the time between emptying. However, the pellets expand significantly when moisture is added, and the shallow bucket means I can only use it once overnight before it swells up to the point of possibly touching me—a disgusting thought. (I'm well-hydrated so definitely need to use the restroom multiple times during the dark hours, and don't want to have to leave my van to do so!) There's also barely any room to wipe, which adds to the discomfort. I only use the toilet for number two in emergencies, and even then I empty it immediately.If you’re able to dump it after every use or aren’t using a moisture-absorbing substrate, it might work fine. But for my setup, it’s just not practical.Previously, I used a 5-gallon bucket with a toilet lid, which worked great. I was just looking for something a bit taller and sturdier that I could mount on a slide-out platform. Unfortunately, I haven’t found a replacement bucket that fits properly—either they don’t cover the hole or don’t fit the housing. Until it’s securely mounted, I can’t safely move it with contents inside without the risk of a spill.The only workaround I see is cutting out the bottom half of the current bucket and lining it with a bag that reaches deeper into the orifice. But even that’s tricky—once the pellets expand, I risk not being able to pull the bag back up through the bucket opening, which could make emptying even more of a hassle.I don’t want to replace the toilet altogether because there *are* things I really like about it, so I’ll keep trying to retrofit it to suit my needs. But as it stands, I can only give this 3 stars.