Wrappon Green Portable Toilet

I bought this for a 4 day trip to the Mogollon Rim in Northern Arizona. It worked like a charm at 7,000 ft and during a very humid and wet conditions. Here are a few tips. (1) Get a 5 gallon bucket with a lid and line it with a small trash bag. Throw all of your sealed waste bags in the that bucket and seal it up tight at night (will help keep the animals away). When it's full take that bag, and but it in your main trash bag and now the waste is trippled wrapped. Greatly reduces the risk of tearing a waste bag open. (2) Buy a sealed Group 24 Marine type battery, a snap top battery box, and a cheap 450 watt power inverter. Screw the inverter to the battery box and plug in the toilet. Now just flip the inverter switch when you need power. After the toilet seals the bag (about a minute after flushing), flip the switch off. Super easy. When you get home, put the battery on a trickle charger so it is ready to go for the next time. The Wrappon battery is probably great but not for nearly $500. This setup cost about $175.00 all in. It will last for at least 50+ flushes (probably more) and a marine battery can last 3 years here in AZ and 5+ years where it isn't as hot.(3) Set up the film in the toilet BEFORE your trip and it will be field ready. You can transport it with the film installed. There are two rubber rollers on each side that feed the bags. The case is sturdy and you can tell they put some serious thought into this thing. We drove over 3 hours one direction into the mountains and then off road about another 20 miles to our site.The toilet was in the bed of the truck the entire time. We arrived with it unscathed. (4) Get a decent pop-up to put it in. The blue one in the photo is an Ozark Trails. It had plenty of room and made the pitch black poop in the woods, a lot easier than digging holes in the dark and waking up your entire campsite. We hung a small battery powered latern from the top and it more than enough light to handle any business.While it may seem excessive, the hygiene this offers to your campsite, and comfort of those who are particularly outdoor minded, is second to none. Get it you won't be disappointed.

The seat is so large and hard plastic I'm replacing it .... I expected that it would come with the battery at the price I paid - the website was not explicit in choosing options and verily disappointed with the AC cord ... wish I had just waited the 8 weeks for the other choice.... paid too much.

We're very much into the camping experience and have been tent campers for many years. In the past year or so we've had to deal with an increase in the number of people in campgrounds, which has translated into growing sanitary issues developing in public restrooms and vault toilets. This past summer's camping season featured yet more of these situations, some of them quite gross, and we decided enough was enough.I spent a lot of time researching portable toilets, read descriptions and reviews and watched promotional videos and, through that process, discoverd the Wrappon Green. After much discussion we decided to purchase not only the toilet, which is powered by electricity, but also the additional portable battery, to allow us to be able to use the toilet off-grid when no electricity was available. We're so glad we did. This toilet is an excellent addition to tent camping or RVing, and can also be used in cabins lacking plumbing or anyone confined to bed and needing a personal toilet close by. My husband teaches emergency preparedness classes and is happily planning on including information about these toilets in his presentations. The Wrappon Green is sturdy, efficient, and completely odor-free as well as simple to operate. The hermetically-sealed bags contain waste in an immaculate manner and the rechargable battery allows for 50 flushes before needing to be recharged. The hand-held flushing control keeps track of the number of flushes in a easy-to-read window so you know exactly how many flushes remain in each cycle.We're very happy with this purchase, in spite of its high price. Yes, it's expensive, but the control and cleanliness it delivers in return is well worth it. I set it up with a small basket next to it (for holding the coagulant powder, flushing device and toilet paper), as well as a small metal trash can with a plastic liner in which to toss your sealed waste bags after each use. We've also discovered that using RV toilet paper is very useful; it immediately dissolves after use, as opposed to regular toilet paper that can bunch up. (Rapid Dissolve, available on Amazon, works extremely well.) So happy to have found the Wrappon Green and be liberated from dirty, obnoxious public toilets for good!

I saw this product on a Japanese show about disaster recovery, and indeed it's a very Japanese product. It's well made, and looking at it's design and manufacturing, it should last for a long time. Some of the screws are even thread locked.Delivery came quickly with film and coagulant in a separate shipping box.Once I was done with my business, and the machine did it's job, I couldn't detect any smell. The plastic used is a great balance between weight and durability - it's hard to puncture, but isn't wasteful.

Have had this for a year now and it's changed our van camping adventures. Quick, convenient and comfortable. Love it!