Camco Portable Toilet with Seat and Cover, 5 Gallons, Blue (41549)

Im a field service tech in a company van, and seldom have a chance to leave the premise for . . .yknow. . . Its a cardinal rule to never ask a customer to use the bathroom. Nobody wants a sweaty dirty technician using their guest soaps. A sealable Gatorade bottle solves the other concern, and I hope to never need to use this. But man, am I glad to have a back up plan for being . . . backed up. HA ! -Toiolet humor . . .

We can use these bags for about double of what the Reliance Double Doodie bags can hold. Very strong inner and outer bag. Easy to pack two days worth of camping for the two of us into one bag. We used to use Double Doodie bags but never again after finding this brand. Also seem to smell less than D.D. once in the outer bag. I just purchased two more boxes of 10. BTW, customer service via email at Camco was quick and helpful. In these days of Covid, there is no way we are using the restroom or outhouse (or anything that is not our own) at public campgrounds. These bags, a 5 gallon bucket with a Luggable Loo seat, and a WolfWise Pop Up Privacy Shower Tent Portable Outdoor Sun Shelter Camp Toilet Changing Dressing Room work perfect. Dont forget to get larger stakes for the guy lines on the tent.

I bought the Camco bucket toilet that came with a few of these bags. I really liked the bags mostly, the toilet was really just a 5 gallon bucket with a light plastic toilet seat. You could break the seat/lid fairly easy I think…. *** I took off the Camco seat, and cut a $1 pool noodle from the dollar store, to fit as a pad around bucket rim. Nothing wrong with light plastic seat part really, other than being a little flimsy …but just didn’t need the realistic flapping seat. *** These Bags ARE GREAT!!! - 1) They seal good after doing your business 2) They are like a heavy leaf garbage bag in a a good sealable durable pouch. 3) Very convenient and easy to use and dispose of. (Throw away in any garbage recepticle at a gas station etc…)

By far the best bags Ive used for my fest glamping. I have a pop up potty I keep in my tent for a more sanitary experience than Portos. As anyone whos ever been to a music fest in the woods, things get gnarly in those things. I wanted something that could be disposed of in a way that didnt pose a threat to the employees of the grounds who empty the trash cans. This offers not only a secure way to dispose of any waste you make, it also saves some embarrassment of carrying conspicuous and untrustworthy trash bags from your tent.

I got this to keep in my truck for THOSE INSTANCES WE ALL HAPPEN ON THE LONG TRIPS and yes it held up n quickly cleaned up

Whats there to review? Yeah, you can sit on it. It might crumble under the weight of say--elephants but holds humans up just fine. But seriously, the height is actually better than most things like this and for that reason (and the neat padded toilet seat) I give 4 stars... If you could flush it...why then 5 stars would be in order--dont you think? But DO make sure you use 4mil bags or higher if possible! ...and a pound of kitty litter per use, but you already know that part, huh? Cheers!

I off road to very remote camping spots. I don’t like to leave anything behind. These are great for neatly keeping your waste secured and packing back out of the wilderness. No leaks, no mess, no odors!!

Worked perfectly. Only thing I did not like was the powder/chemical in the bags has a terrible smell before and during use.

Did its job. The handle and lid are cheaply made.

It’s a bit embarrassing to write this review but I really love these waste bags. I like to get into my deer blinds well before first light and it seemed inevitable that as soon as the deer would start moving in the morning the call “nature” would start moving too. Very frustrating. Now with a Lugaloo in every deer blind my morning hunts are hitch free. Almost.