Cleanwaste Original WAG Bag Portable Toilet (12 Pack) - Go Anywhere Kit For Camping, Boating, Travel - NASA Gelling Powder for Poop/Pee

Very good to have on hikes. I used them when traveling cross country to get home after the pandemic lockdown. Rest area bathrooms were locked and it was hard to find bathrooms. They work really well.

This potty is excellent! Had it 5 years. Would still have it if I hadn't settled on another.

Perfect add on for our hiking trip in ICELAND. Packed out all of it and didn't smell anything. Worked as directed. If only I had hidden behind a better tree, I wouldn't have traumatized a couple enjoying their hike up the mountain.

Love this product. Easy to pack, travel and setup. Only real challenge was unlocking & closing the middle leg when putting it away after use.

It works great

Got what I wanted in good shape, when I wanted it.

I’ve used these along with the brand’s portable folding carrying toilet on float trips. With a collapsible privacy shelter for portable toilets or showers, these bags make a big difference for comfort. My wife especially likes them because there’s no slit trench and hovering over a hole lol. The big plus is the sealable bag for easy transport out of the wilderness without worrying of spillage. The power inside the bag does a really great job of preventing any liquids from escaping and suppresses the smell. I like them so much I keep several boxes of these at home in case of an emergency with the lost of complete water supply or pressure. It’s happened once in my neighborhood when a water main broke and we were without water for the whole day. I was very happy that I didn’t have to do my business in the house toilet and not being able to flush the stink down the drain. If you don’t have the portable toilet, you can use a 5 gallon bucket or just place inside your regular toilet. Just remember you can use them multiple times if it’s just urine. Might help if you also buy their powder that can be added to the bag to extend the usage.

I purchased these to use in my home toilet when Hurricane Helene went through Western North Carolina. The storm destroyed the water and sewer system in the town where I live, along with power lines, internet service, cell service and phone land lines. We had no water, but we could get free potable water from the town and non-potable water from local ponds. However, we were also asked to not send any water down the sewer lines. My husband and I used this product over 15 years ago when we went tent camping and I still had a few in the closet with my camping equipment. This product worked great on the toilet in the house and made keeping the waste out of the sewer system much easier that it would have been otherwise.