Emergency Portable Toilet

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Ahhh . . . The Portable Toilet!

I can't tell you how many times I have put this

"Big Fella" off.

Not because a New UN-USED Portable Toilet is grose

by any means . . . some of the information I get to share

with you however, is NOT for the Faint-of-Heart!

Sooooo, Here We Go . . .

First we'll start with the picture:

This one is for the boys!

This one is for ME!

(I'm the only girl in my family, and I believe I'd like my own . . . just for safety!)

Here they are . . . All put together!
Super Cute Huh?!?

(I added the flowers for that little special touch!)

Here's the Toilet Label and Instructions for Use PDF:

Sanitation Information and Portable Labels PDF

You Will Need:

5-6 Gallon Bucket

Luggable Lu Toilet Cover

(Snap-on type toilet seat with lid.)

12 Plastic Liners

(Garbage Bags)

4 Pairs of Rubber Gloves

2 Rolls of Toilet Paper

Disinfectant:

Liquid Chlorine bleach, Nilogel Clean-Up Gel,

Pinesol, Powdered Laundry Soap,

Powdered Chlorinated Lime

(Available at the building supply stores. It can be used dry.

Be sure to get chlorinated lime and not quick lime which is

highly alkaline and corrosive.)

1 Bottle of 3% Hydrogen Peroxide

1 Box of Baking Soda

1/2 Gallon of White Vinegar

1 Large Bottle of Hand Sanitizer

1 Roll Paper Towels

1 Pkg. Baby Wipes

1 2-Liter Bottle of Water

6-10 Gallon Container with tight fitting lid

A Supply of Old Newspapers for Wrapping Garbage

2-3 Spray Bottles

Feminine Hygiene Items

Now for the Good Stuff:

Are you wondering what this is?

It's a Portable Jane!

It works as a "Seperation Device."

To seperate what you might ask . . . ?

Well, you don't want to mix #1 with #2 when you are using

the toilets.  Yep, you have to keep the two seperate!

(Notice the color-coded numbers?)

Mixing the two with no water could be toxic.

Here's the link if you are interested in purchasing your own:

Portable John with the Jane Adapter Link

(That's one reason I decided a "Hers" Toilet might

be a good idea!  The boys don't really need a seperate

seperation device . . . they're already equipted!)

Please Make Sure YOU Read the Entire Instruction Sheet.

It has soooo much important information on it!

(Thanks for the help Sherrie!)

This little project would be high on my "To Do List."

It's definately something I don't want to be without!

Happy Flushing!