Upgrade your outdoor toileting experience with CarpLife Bivvy Loo Super Absorbent Powder. Say goodbye to liquid waste troubles and embrace a more convenient and hygienic solution for your portable toilet needs. It’s always a good idea to have spares. Especially if you are going on a trip that’s longer than a few days and are going to be out in the middle of nowhere away from civilisation. 3. FiNeWaY 5-Litres Portable Toilet

The first product on our list we want to highlight is this rather excellent portable toilet from CarpLife Products Limited. Several standout features make this highly recommendable. For one thing, it is foldable (a common theme in this post) and therefore when it’s not erected and ready to use it is as flat as a pancake and won’t take up too much room in your bags. The toilet splits into two sections – the top part consists of the loo seat, lid and a 10 litre tank with manual flush pump. The bottom section contains the waste (also 10 litre capacity). For an average family of three it will last a couple of days between empties. The Carplife loo was originally designed for anglers (hence ‘carp’) but can equally be commandeered by the camping brigade. The last thing anyone wants is to be using a camping toilet and it falls over. Unfortunately, this often occurs on toilets with poor designs, which is why you should always look for something with ample stability. The bags are sealed afterwards with a drawstring. He then double-bags them and keeps them in an old flare box until he’s ashore and can dispose of them in the household waste – as you would a child’s nappies.Manufacturers really need to start being honest about the length of time it takes for the plastic to break down. Bags and portable urinals For just over 50 quid, we think this toilet along with all the extras is a bargain. 2. CarpLife Products Ltd Bivvy Loo Introducing the CarpLife Bivvy Loo, the ultimate portable toilet designed to offer convenience and comfort during your outdoor adventures. With its unique features, this toilet sets a new standard for functionality and portability. However, not everyone is familiar with a camping toilet so don’t really know what features to look out for. Given what you’ll be using it for, it’s always worth researching portable camping toilets to get the best product possible! Options range from regular commode liners to compostable toilet bags such as these by Better Boat .

In addition to the loo itself, you also get a PEVA weatherproof bag to keep it in. This will help keep it safe from water, either from the sky or the swim, the sun’s UV rays, dust and all other adverse weather conditions. It has been designed with an elasticated hem so that it fits snugly.But the times they are a-changing. The Covid-19 pandemic has forced everybody to reassess their hygiene habits in a world where it seems like more people than ever are camping or pursuing outdoor hobbies such as fishing, hunting or mountain biking. The outer section has a lid which allows access to the inside where the action takes place. There are also a couple of carry handles for moving the toilet around.

Decathlon’s Compact Folding Dry Toilet comes with a lid and is used with a 40-50l toilet bag and sawdust (bought separately). When combined with the large 19L waste tank, you can expect to get lots of use out of the toilet before needing to empty it. This doesn’t cause a nasty pool of waste to develop however, as it’s made from odour-resistant materials and comes with a waste indicator level to let you know when to empty it. Each bag contains enough powder for over 100 uses of a portable toilet, providing exceptional value and long-lasting effectiveness. Whether you're camping, fishing, or engaging in any outdoor activities that require a portable toilet, the CarpLife Bivvy Loo Super Absorbent Powder is your reliable companion.With the outer lid up, there is a proper toilet seat available inside which can be also lifted up if required. It then rests inside the outer lid neatly.