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Camco 5.3-Gallon Portable Toilet - Features Detachable Holding Tank w/Sealing Slide Valve & Bellow-Type Flush - Easy Transport w/Compact Lightweight Design & Carry Handle - Gray (41541)

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Style: Standard 5.3-Gal Travel Toilet


Features

  • Portable Toilet for On-The-Go Convenience: Ideal for adventurers, this portable RV toilet offers a reliable & convenient restroom solution. Perfect for RV camping, boating, car camping, or road trips for access to comfort wherever you go.
  • Odor-Locking, Detachable Holding Tank: This camping essential includes a detachable 5.3-gallon holding tank for quick emptying. Equipped with a sealing side valve, it effectively locks-in odors & prevents leaks, ensuring a clean, comfortable experience.
  • Effortless Flush System: This camper accessory comes with a 2.5-gallon top tank, featuring a user-friendly bellows pump for complete bowl rinsing. The bellow-type flush and pull slide valve system guarantee an easy, efficient, and smooth flushing experience every time.
  • Durable Construction: Measuring 16 7/8 (H) x 14 (W) x 16 1/4 (D) and weighing 11 1/2 lb, this durable polymer camp toilet is compactly designed for use in various outdoor settings. It supports up to 330 lb.
  • Essential Outdoor Sanitation Package: This porta potty includes (1) portable toilet for camping and (3) TST Orange Drop-IN RV toilet treatments, thoughtfully designed to elevate your outdoor adventures with ease and hygiene.

Description

Elevate your outdoor adventures with Camco’s versatile 5.3-Gallon Portable Toilet for camping, designed to provide a hygienic and convenient restroom solution while RVing, camping, boating, going on road trips, and more. This outdoor toilet guarantees access to a clean and dependable toilet, no matter where your adventures lead. It’s the ultimate sanitation sidekick for adventurers who value cleanliness, convenience, and peace of mind. No longer worry about unsanitary pit stops or inconvenient bathroom breaks. This portable toilet for adults allows you to embrace the call of the wild without compromising on cleanliness or comfort. Built to prioritize functionality and portability, this camping toilet is compact and lightweight, making it easy to transport. And the convenient carry handle provides simple carrying. Three sample Drop-IN RV black tank treatments are included to control unwanted odors. Transform your adventures with the peace of mind that comes from Camco's Portable Toilet— where comfort and sanitation travel with you, making every destination feel like home!

Color: Gray


Product Dimensions: 16.25"D x 14"W x 17"H


Material: Polyethylene, Blend


Brand: Camco


Item Weight: 13 Grams


Color: ‎Gray


Product Dimensions: ‎16.25"D x 14"W x 17"H


Material: ‎Polyethylene, Blend


Brand: ‎Camco


Item Weight: ‎13 Grams


Installation Type: ‎Floor Mounted


Shape: ‎Round or D-Shape


Seat Material Type: ‎Plastic


Manufacturer: ‎Camco


UPC: ‎014717415415


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎15


Part Number: ‎41541


Item Weight: ‎0.459 ounces


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎41541


Batteries: ‎1 Unknown batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎5.3 Gallon


Style: ‎Standard 5.3-Gal Travel Toilet


Pattern: ‎Travel Toilet


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Certification: ‎certified frustration-free


Special Features: ‎Lightweight


Included Components: ‎(1) Camco 5.3 Gallon Portable Toilet


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎Limited 1 year warranty


Date First Available: March 17, 2011


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  • great potty
Style: Premium 5.3-Gal Travel Toilet
this was my review on popupportal.com: I'm heading out for 4 days next week and as a first time cassette toilet owner i wanted to test the unit before getting out there. I finished testing Camco (41544) Portable Travel Toilet - i think i went Saturday morning to Wednesday morning. tl;dr: Positive experience! Get one :) DW would never be ok with me testing in the house, so i hid it in the shower of our downstairs bathroom. Everyone (dw, dd1, dd2) in the house uses the bathroom downstairs, but no one uses the shower, so the curtain stays closed - perfect hiding place and "testing site". I wanted to make sure it worked properly and that i could empty/clean out the cassette without issues. And since my pup isn't that big and i don't have an outside tent for the toilet, it would be in the pup, so I wanted to be sure it didn't smell. I used the orange TST pods - directions are vague - they say drop pod in and put in enough water to cover the pod. So that's what i did. I purposely didn't change a single bit of my regular routine - if i had to #1, i #1'ed, and if i had to #2, i #2'ed. I didn't try to conserve water with fewer pumps of the flush or try to use less (or special) toilet paper. The cassette did great. Sitting was a bit tight - I'm not tiny (6", 230#) and I'd prefer the seat to be longer/more oval, but it wasn't bad at all. The height is 16 inches off the floor - not regular toilet height but close enough and very comfortable. The overall size is compact - i had plenty of space to do my business in the shower :p Operating it was a breeze - everything worked exactly as advertised. I recommend laying a little tissue down first to make cleaning up easier. Open the hatch, take care of business, pump flush till it all goes down. if there are remnants you simply wipe with tp or lay the tissue down before. Don't worry about conserving water - flush flush. Shut the hatch, close the seat and seat cover. piece of cake. I'm a decent size fellow with a good appetite - lets just say I'm an ideal test subject. my cassette has a 5.3 gallon waste tank and i probably filled it half way in 4 days, maybe a little more. Keep in mind i didn't hold back on trips to toilet, TP, or flushing water. with a tank that size i think I'll be emptying it roughly at half full - i think it would get pretty heavy if it was totally full. the weight itself wouldn't bother me carrying it, but it would be awkward to empty at that weight. it's nice to have the extra capacity and that adds to the seat height too. Odors? none while not in use. no one in my family noticed a smell, even tho the cassette was just on the other side of the shower curtain when they were using the house loo. When i opened the hatch for business there was some ordor, but it was very muted. if someone was overly sensitive i think there are some additional pods you can get that help with scent - but over all i was so pleased at how little it smelled. the hatch works great keeping in smells, and after you flush and then close it, a little residue water pools on the hatch, which i imagine adds to the seal. Emptying - today i decided to end the test - it matched what i will be doing next week camping. i had watched videos (there are some english ones about boating thetfords that are spot on and very funny :) ) so i was prepared. i had a water container to put fresh water back in the tank to rinse it. overall it was smooth sailing. it smelled some, but again, very muted, not bad at all. having changed diapers for two girls for years i had zero issue with it. The material was also very broken down, hard to spot tissue bits, etc... very liquid. it all flowed out just fine. extend emptying tube, remove cap, flush the toilet, and dump while toilet flushes. the only thing i didn't do perfectly was keeping the tube end down as close to the toilet bowl water as possible and depressing the vent button immediately. there was some splashing (ew) but it was just a few drops and i won't make that mistake again ;-) Once the first main dump was done, i filled the tank with clean water, replaced the cap, and shook up the tank and re-emptied. i did that about 4 times - till the water ran clear. Wipe everything down with some tissue, and that was it - good to go. no one likes to deal with this stuff, but having the cassette is awesome. so far my best popup buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020 by Indiobravo

  • Does what is intended!
Style: Standard 5.3-Gal Travel Toilet
For those of you who are embarrassed by the truth of going potty please don't read this. This will be descriptive within reason. Bought this recently so my wife didn't have to go dig a hole out in the wilderness to use the bathroom. She also has IBS so sitting there digging a hole is not fun when an episode kicks in. Before we went out to use it, I thought to take it myself and give it a go. Setup is easy and not very heavy even with the 3 gallons pre-filled before the trip. The two halves clamp together with no issues and from the dry testing I did it seems to have a good seal. Going #1 outside is a breeze for guys right so I sat in this thing to somewhat simulate a women going and well it wasn't to bad. All the waste goes where it should without splashing all over the place. If your a guy and would like to go in this rather than walking out of the tent then I would warn that you likely will get some splashing. To reduce this, flush it a couple times so water is filled into what I called the exit hole area. Then just aim right and it wont make much of a mess. For the ladies this should be no problem at all. Open the latch to the holding take and away the waste goes. Close the lid and ready for the next usage. Going #2 is fine so as long as it is a normal one. As recommended by another user, just pre-flush so the sides are lubed up a little to avoid sticking. If you are one of those power poopers who have those that crest the water normally then you might want to open up the latch to allow for room but it will stink up some obviously. If you have explosive then you might want to shower after cause there is no way that it will not splash up on you, sorry just the truth here. (Update 11/11/21: Works fine for the runs, just open the latch to prevent splashing.) This does seal up really good so no worries about smell while it is not in use. Obviously, once the latch is opened you will get a whiff of what is in there but typically you can just hold your breath while that happens until shut. Update 11/11/21: The black water tablets used for RVs work wonders in this. Breaks all down to liquid. Makes cleanup EASY but still gross. Cleanup was not hard but was pretty disgusting. The tablets included do a good job at breaking stuff up to a nice think liquid. I just dumped it all out in the toilet and all was well. I didn't have to use gloves as you can hold it in such a way that your hands will not be in the way of the dumping. Get it close to the toilet bowl to avoid splashing. You will need to put in fresh water a couple times to swirl around to clean up residual waste sticking around the wall of the inner holding tank. Once all that is done, you can go outside and use the hose to clean it up even better. Over all did what it was supposed to do and other than an easier way of dumping and cleaning will give this a 5 star. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2019 by RedE

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