Introduction to portable toilets

On September 4, 2009, according to the British "Daily Mail", a German company designed a "toilet" that can be portable and can be easily loaded into women's handbags. The company says the portable toilet will make it easier for women to go to the toilet and get rid of the embarrassing situation of long queues.

This "mobile toilet" is made of plastic and filled with a polymer that absorbs liquids, which converts urine into gel. When folded, the mobile toilet is the size of a chocolate bar, allowing women to use it conveniently and can squat, sit or stand.

The "portable toilet" is cleverly designed in the shape of a leaf, and there is a picture illustration of how to use it at the bottom. It can easily absorb one pint (about 473 ml) of liquid, and can even hold a pint (about 1 litre) of liquid in an emergency. Eva Tinte, the designer of this mobile toilet, said in an interview with German media:

You can use it in the car, and it's also a great way to stay in the toilet with poor hygiene or at an open-air party. Just pinch the outer edge and you're ready to go. For the sake of hygiene, the "portable toilet" still comes with wet wipes in the bag for people to use.

"Portable toilets stop the smell of urine from coming out and can also be thrown in the trash after use as it is not harmful to the environment," Tinte added. Now men are also starting to pick up this new product. ”