Cleanwaste GO Anywhere Portable Toilet Seat

Their instructions call for the use of their disposable proprietary waste bags which costs a few dollars apiece for one-time use! I can't blame them for trying to make money but just use a garbage bag instead, like I have shown in the photos. This has several advantages besides costing a few cents instead of a few dollars. With their bags you have to reach into the bowl partially to pull the bag out. Also their bags only covers the inside of the bowl. By using your own garbage bag or maybe a doubled-up bag just to be safe, you cover the entire seat area so any splashes that might occur don't need to be cleaned up. Also you don't have to reach anywhere near the bowl to remove the bag, tie it up, and dispose of it! One other complaint- The plastic tabs that you have to squeeze to disengage the legs are SUPER HARD to push! So hardthat I had to use pliers to squeeze them. I ended up drilling a couple of holes in the plastic to make them a little bit more flexible. So, hey manufacturer, please make the tabs a little bit easier to squeeze next time. Otherwise great product! Sturdy and well designed. And the best part is it's very compact and easy to store under a car seat etc.

While Porta Pottis have their place, I found this setup, GO toilet, better suited for my needs. We use this in campgrounds with poor or crowded restroom facilities or when off on our own. Very sturdy when set up. I have mine placed in a separate tall toilet tent and also use a plywood base underneath the legs. For a much cheaper alternative to the company waste bags I use Glad ForceFlexPlus 13 gallon Tall Kitchen bags in conjunction with a canister of Poo Powder. These bags are bottom reinforced with leak, rip and odor protection. Found a good price on these thru my local WalMart. Using enough Poo Powder as necessary, we can do a daily no mess change out. The powder does need liquid to activate, so in case of little #1 we keep a spray bottle handy to add enough. Nice having a toilet right at your campsite. The only complaint I have is that the legs can be a little difficult to fold in. Stiff plastic tabs need to be pressed in. Much easier and smaller to transport than a Porta Potti. Great addition to my RV, camp gear and as an emergency item.

I LOVE this thing! Most years, I go camping for about two weeks at Pennsic, a large (10,000+ people) medieval history event. There are port-a-johns liberally spread throughout the campsite, but there's usually at least a short walk from my tent to the nearest facility. Not a problem during the day, but I usually have to get up at least once a night...sometimes with some urgency. A friend purchased one of these a few years ago and sang its praises, so I decided to make the investment before 2015's event. Let me tell you, it's the best investment I've made in my camping gear! It was so nice to be able to get up in the middle of the night, not have to fumble around for a robe and a flashlight, stumble over the grass and gravel, and finally make my way to the port-a-john. Since I wasn't up as long, fumbling around as much, it was so much easier to get back to sleep once I was done with "my business." As another reviewer mentioned, the bags come with sheets of cheap-ish toilet paper and a hand-wipe packet. I kept a couple of rolls of toilet paper in my tent, so I didn't use the TP sheets included. The Cleanwaste Toilet is sturdy; I'm a plus-sized gal and I was comfortable sitting on it...no worries about it collapsing under me. I changed out the waste bags each morning, and they were very sanitary and easy to use. No smells in my tent. The unit is very easy to transport and isn't heavy. Now that I have the unit, I'll just have to purchase a new box of bags each summer, and I'm good to go! (No pun intended. LOL) Amazon has offered a much better price than many of the camping stores. I'm very, very happy with this purchase and highly recommend it!

We owned one of these years ago, and accidentally sold it with our camper. Now that we are back into teardrop camping we wanted another. In general we find the the product to be really sturdy and well made! Opening is quite easy, however its a little tricky to collapse, many pinched fingers, but it's getting better over time. We've not had a problem with it being tippy at all. My one beef is that the liners that are sold for it seem to be less quality these days. Had this set up in our secure add a room tent during a thunder storm. Usually I am the only one to use this so I don't have to trot to the campground bathrooms in the middle of the night. I can usually use it twice with no problem. However during the storm, in desperation, my husband also used it. When I went to remove the liner in the morning, the bag burst all over our add a room tent. We got to spend the morning cleaning!!! We'd never had that issue in the past with me, and the kids using it.. We were quite ginger over the next few days of the trip and made sure to change the liner regularly. I still like the product, but am wary of the liners...