Thetford92306 Porta Potti 565E (Electric) Portable Toilet, White-Grey, 448 x 388 x 450 mm

After thinking whether we should, whether we shouldn't, we decided to buy a Porta Potti for our Campervan. Simply, it was the one of the best decisions we have made regarding the camper. It slots in nice and discreetly (we have it in a small box unit we use as a seat). It is so reassuring to have it, especially as we tend to go out for drives in the countryside where there are few, if any, facilities. Being a lady of a certain age it is a godsend and hubby has made good use of it too! It is very easy to carry empty, and if like us you will be emptying after every trip, you only need to put 2 litres of water in the tank and 2 litres in the flush, which is ample, and it is still easy to carry. The toilet can take 5-10 litres in both but we found that way too much for just the two of us and made it practically too heavy to carry. Using the solutions for the tank and the flush make it very pleasant to use and there is absolutely no smell at all, even when emptying. Very easy to clean/rinse out. It is very sturdy. As I have arthritic knee issues and cannot bend well, I have had no problem using it, even though it does seem very low at first. The bonus about one of these is that it can also be used in the home as a back-up or in a room for people who may be less mobile and cannot get to a toilet quickly. Don't take as long to decide as we did, you will not regret it.

Apart from having to clean it out, there's not much I don't like about this loo.Generally used as an emergency loo, I got this when there was talk of not being able to use campsite facilities during covid19 restrictions.I've taken this along every visit so far and had it inside a loo/shower tent and it fits perfectly with enough space for you to feel comfortable when sitting or standing.I've been using the all in one chemical liquid for both the flush and the lower tank. Generally, even with just using it for emergencies, I emptied and cleaned it every 3 to 4 days.From my research, I saw someone say a family of 4 used it for a weekend camping trip for everything and it still wasn't full by the end (sorry if you're reading this over breakfast).It's fairly easy to clean. Hot water is best and I used a bacterial soap to swill around in it too. Unfortunately, there's a fair few nooks and crannies to get in to but it's fairly good at not leaving anything tough to remove so that's a bonus.The seating position is a bit lower than your normal loo but nothing that causes a problem. Makes it easier for kids too!The flush is pump action. The flow covers the whole bowl area but can spill out unter the seat if you pump it too hard.There's a seat to lift for the lads if you can be bothered to put it up or back down after use. 😁 It clips closed and there's virtually no bad smells that come from it.To empty, you unclip the seat part and take the lower tank away. It can get heavy so I would suggest if you have a long walk to the chemical loo point, you take take it in the car if you can or get one of those folding crate trollys. Most chemical loo points have facilities to wash the loo out.

This is an absolute gem of a portaloo .Helped me during renovations to my bathroom .Easy to use / empty .A Great Quality product

I bought this after reading loads of reviews online. It`s like a proper loo...same height, flushes etc, great. But, for me it`s just too heavy and bulky to carry around when me and the dog go for days out and nice walks. It`s tipped over a few times as it`s top heavy due to the large amount of fluid needed. If it fitted under the bed when split, then it would probably be ok. I`ve since bought a very basic folding type which I can store under the bed or in a cubby.Probably be ok for a family going away for a few days with a proper set up but for a day van and the odd overnight camping/wild camping....not for me.I can`t rate it low cos it`s my issues...seems sturdy, easy to fill, should be easy to clean and empty but I`ll never know.