What have you put under it (to prevent bathroom accidents in your vehicle) during transportation?
1545639
I've used anything I could get my hands on: piece of plywood, old sheet, garbage bag - anything will suffice.
1545640
Sorry, but I don't have an answer for that. I use my truck when transporting; I never use my car or my wife's car. I suggest that you lay down some plastic bags so that they don't soil your seats.
1545641
I never caught anything, I was trying to catch my cat, that my son was watching at his house, which I put her favorite food in back of the trap and no luck
1545642
I never transported an animal in it but I would think a heavy duty trash (approx 32 gal) around it with the top not tied would be sufficient.
402965
I have not received my S350e yet. I've read these comments and was thinking a piece of vinyl electrical tape (also comes in white BTW) that partially covers the motion sensor in the area with unwanted seat activations might help. If you're completely walking past the toilet the tape won't help, but might help by reducing side activations.
129557
I'm assuming you're planning on putting the safe in your trunk. The safe is heavy enough that it probably wouldn't slide around much, and would probably stay where you put it, but unless you plan on bolting it down, it could still be removed from the vehicle. Several companies offer under the seat storage options - I have a Jeep and got a locking one from Quadratec. Try Autozone.com to see if they might have one would works for your vehicle.
1352300
Hello, I have purchased 2 sets. I put them over cloth/velour seats to protect them. I'm sold!
2172134
Our dog travels in a carrier placed on seat protector. We have not observed any slippage due to the seat protector material. We are very satisfied with the product.
1496997
I just wrap it around the cage as I would a passenger. On long trips, I have the rear seats of my SUV down I use bungee cords hooked from the cage into the headrest posts of the front passenger/or driver. I found it keeps the carrier from tipping over during sudden stops. I do the same for my dog kennels. Secure them down with Bungee cords.
1882551
It would protect your seat from getting wet, it's waterproof. Has layers, thick great quality
1611023
I think this is an excellent application. As a precautionary measure I would use RV toilet paper.
1279729
The way I understand it is that underneath the steering wheel is concealed. I just use it while I'm driving so it's not uncomfortable while driving
111745
It's been at least a year since you posted this question, so I hope you've solved the problem by now. My parents had the same fight with me and my brother when we were young and solved it by slamming on the breaks when they saw our seat belts were off (obviously, they made sure the road conditions were safe for this!). I tumbled to the front of our van and my brother hit a cabinet. Then we got yelled at and (probably) spanked. We were unharmed, but very terrified by the experience and NEVER took our seatbelt off again. It's not a solution I can recommend, but it worked on me.
2106476
I put it under the sheet or mattress pad ... it works great! It has some felt like strips on the bottom which help keep it in place. I'm not a "gadget" baby mama ... and this is my hands down favorite accessory for my daughter, other than our Bob stroller. I highly recommend it .. and it's awesome for traveling!
669570
I keep antibacterial wipes with me and wipe the whole toilet seat down after every use. I then store the seat in a ziplock bag, so I don't accidentally transfer any germs to the diaper bag.
1285415
It doesn't have a bottom so there isn't a way to catch anything. It's an oval with foldable wings that act like legs or stabilize it on an adult potty. The kid either has to pee through it on an adult toilet or into a bag. The liners fit it nicely and tend not to leak when tied off, so those are my go to for long car trips. I used plastic bags on a family trip while we were in the hotel and those work fine if you only have one pee/poop and can toss it soon.
1215656
You can leave the thing off when you put the seat together. I had the same thought, however, this knop, or handle, is outside the bathtub and now I often use it to steady me when I get out of the tub. Also, the shower curtain fits in front of it and it helps keep the curtain from coming loose and leaking water on the floor.
325365
We keep our's under a tonneau cover when not in use. If remember correctly they make a pin that you can use a lock with instead of a cotter pin.
2033081
The seat cover is made of a soft plastic with a vinyl-like backing. It is very thin and would not protect against wetness on the seat. It is pretty much an easy way to cover the entire seat (sides included) rather than using the standard toilet seat covers or toilet paper that do not stay in place.
1496998
The answers that you've already received are all good suggestions. I've only done short trips so far, and I just used the seat belt across the unit. it's reasonably heavy so it doesn't move much.