Portable & Emergency Toilets

A: The most common method is to empty the waste into a designated chemical waste disposal point, which can be found at many campsites and other outdoor locations. These disposal points are designed to safely and effectively dispose of chemical toilet waste, and they are typically easy to use and maintain.

A: Follow these instructions for setting up your portable restroom: Step 1 – Charge the tank – this refers to filling the waste tank with approximately 5 gallons (19 liters) of fresh water. The tank must be charged with fresh water first. Charging the tank will allow deodorizers (once added) to be activated.

A: We usually recommend emptying portaloos once per fortnight if they're being used by 10 people or less. The more people using a portaloo, the more often it needs to be emptied. Here's how often you need to empty a portaloo based on the number of people using it: Empty monthly for 1-3 people.

A: Porta-potties should be serviced at least once a week for up to 10 workers and at least twice a week for more than 10 workers.

A: Accommodating a Portable & Emergency Toilets indoors requires planning and space, which might not be available. This will also not be a viable option if you are living in a flat. Proper ventilation is crucial when it comes to indoor Portable & Emergency Toilets.

A: Fill Up. In its place, water and blue chemicals are dumped in to prevent bacteria growth, thereby reducing odors. This liquid keeps porta potties fresh and clean, but isn't meant to come into contact with human skin.