Camco Toilet Waste Bags - Durable Double Bag Design is Leak-Proof - Inner Bag Gels Any Liquid - Great for Camping, Hiking and Hunting and More - 3 Pack (41547)

I recently purchased the Camco Bucket Toilet Seat with Lid, and I must say that I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. This product has exceeded my expectations in terms of functionality, durability, and convenience.Firstly, the seat fits perfectly on a standard 5-gallon bucket, instantly transforming it into a portable toilet. The design is simple yet effective, providing a comfortable seating experience even in outdoor settings. The lid is a great addition, as it helps maintain cleanliness and keeps unpleasant odors contained.What sets this product apart is its sturdiness. The construction of the Camco Bucket Toilet Seat is exceptional, ensuring that it remains stable and secure during use. I have never encountered any issues with wobbling or instability, making it a reliable choice for various outdoor activities and emergencies.Furthermore, the inclusion of three bonus toilet waste bags is a thoughtful touch. These bags are of high quality, providing a hygienic and mess-free solution for waste disposal. The convenience they offer is invaluable, especially when access to traditional restroom facilities is limited or unavailable.Overall, I couldn't be happier with the Camco Bucket Toilet Seat. It has proven to be a reliable and sturdy addition to my outdoor gear. Whether I'm camping, hiking, or facing emergency situations, this product has consistently performed without any problems. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a portable toilet seat solution.

Not camping, not having fun, our only toilet is down and for a while since the floor might need repair under it. I bought two boxes of these, and my only complaint is the powder that's supposed to "gellify" the urine is really not enough for an adult's bladder output. Maybe a toddler. However, the bags, inside and out, are sturdy, the channel lock feature is sturdy, and unlike those thin doggy poo bags the smell doesn't come right through once you close them. I throw in some pine shavings on top, even, which I got as chicken bedding. It helps the smell. Here's how I use them, 2 ways: Nestled into a 7-gallon bucket with a box set into the bottom under the bag, because the bags aren't long enough to fold over the rim otherwise. I make the top sittable by shoving a pool noodle onto the rim that's been sliced into the hollow center, creating a channel. Trim off excess pool noodle. It makes a comfy temporary toilet. Then I realized that since my toilet is still in the house and sittable, I place one into the toilet bowl and fold around the rim from front to back. It's not deep enough to do a really long log, and it doesn't have that area in the toilet to slide down, so do this at your own risk. I would rebuy and will probably go with two more boxes before this repair is done.

This works great while camping in the forest where you need a bucket for fire control anyway. Bucket liners are available that fit any bucket. I have a little tent I set up for my personal space. It makes camping anywhere, easier & cleaner.

This is a sturdy, easy, great bucket in a pinch. Only issue is the black flap that holds the lid breaks off very easy and you will see numerous reviews and complaints about the lid. The bucket idea with seat is a great idea and does the job.

Fits tight and secure to my white 5 gallon bucket but pulls off easily when I need to clean it. The bags work ok but not more than 3 uses each. I throw them away at gas stations when I’m done. No odor, no leaks.

Sturdy and perfect for my van for emergency use for vanlife: I have a 2013 dodge grand caravan and even with plywood and a rug for floor can still sit comfortably: haven’t used it yet because I am in the middle of setting my van for vanlife; but don’t hesitate to get it

My wife needed to do field work for her PhD, and I was cheap labor she could use to act as camp "manager" (cook, clean, do errands, that sort of stuff). Also, I like camping and was happy to go. Anyway, it was fully primitive camping the whole time (no electricity, no water, no outhouse), and I really didn't feel like pooping in a hole the entire time. Every once in a while? Sure. But not every time for three months. I wanted a poop bucket.So I bought this poop bucket and some bags to go inside (yes, I did go into a nearby town every other day for water where I threw them away), and it worked great! I'm a bigger guy (maybe 210 lbs and six foot four), but my butt was able to fit just fine. My wife is a smaller lady (I won't give her dimensions cause that seems rude, but she's smaller than average) and her butt also fit just fine. We also had a field assistant with us, but I never asked her how her butt fit on this particular poop bucket. She didn't complain, so I assume it fit just fine. And it was nice to poop in something other than a hole once in a while.Note: My wife and her field assistant gave me guff for this purchase, as though I was not being "hard core" enough to want to poop in a hole for three months. But unbeknownst to them I had actually primitive camped for more than three months on a few different occasions (that's not true, they knew because I told them) and I knew pooping in a hole gets a bit... old?... after a while. They shunned my pooping bucket for about two weeks before I started catching them grabbing it as they walked off to find some privacy. Which is, I just realized, probably the time you should consider you need to be camping before pooping in a hole gets old. Camping for two or less weeks? Maybe just poop in a hole. Camping for longer? Get a poop bucket.Note: The bucket part is a normal bucket and can be replaced. The seat part comes off and can be reattached to another normal (I think 5 gallon?) bucket. The seat part is really what you want here since any bucket can "technically" be a poop bucket (Home Depot does call them "all purpose" after all) but what you want is a comfortable poop bucket.Conclusion: You don't want to poop in a hole for three months? Get a poop bucket. This one will do.

Práctico, era lo que esperaba

Amazing product, expensive but worth it

Been useing this lid now for 2 years, each time we go camping and it works great. Easy to clean, store and use.

The media could not be loaded. Seems solid enough;.. but I’m relying on this to replace the toilet that keeps blocking (every few weeks because of smashed underground pipes) in government housing (I can’t afford to move, but SA housing are negligent; so I have to be creative, and spend money that I don’t have)The council pit for the outflow is in my yard, so can be used as a dump point; so I won’t be using the bags for now.

Cumple sus funciones y es práctico de trasladar.