Does this have a spout so it can be emptied into sanitation pipes at campsites? OK, I realize it doesnt, so I found a type that does. Thanks everyone.
1001333
hi, can you tell us what portable toilet has a spout for emptying? thank you
1001334
It has a screw on cap approx 4"d. No spout. I am happy with my purchase and use it frequently.
1001335
yes you take camp toilet apart with two side latches and the bottom part has the waste in it and can even be dumped into your house commode.the top part only has the flush water in it.i have two of these in deer stands and I am very happy with this toilet and you definitely want the 5 gal capacity.
1001336
it has a screw on cap ..no spout but is easy to pour///i have poured it down the pipes before
1001337
no, it does not, but you can easily empty the holding tank at botom in a regular comode. Has a 3 inch side cap that is use for this purpose.
1754628
No, it uses liquid sanitation. I suppose you could line it with a bag if you wanted too.
426964
I don't transport water in mine. It does drip some after you dump the extra water out, but mine do not "leak"
1695746
No. It doesn't have any kind of "easy pour" spout. It just has the small screw top spout and air vent that you see in the product photo. It is VERY heavy duty though. I take it off roading and have no issues... unlike the much flimsier Reliance brand container that I had that easily dented and sprung a leak on a Mojave Road trip.
2072644
I don't think so, but it is easy to dump via its built in dump spout. Its very versatile. Works great.
1326175
It has a pour spout that you can use. Kind of like a box of wine. Keep in mind, once you pour it- you can't put it back in.
1591627
The entry hole for rainwater is on the top - does have a white screw type lid so you can open/close. MY big problem (and I hear from others) I discovered it leaks at the bottom, so I've had to use some silicone. Also, unlike others, it is NOT under a gutter area to catch the water. That not withstanding? I have hoisted it up on a 3 ft. stand BECAUSE? No way to use the spigot to GET the water into a pail if you don't. Hope this answers MORE than you asked!!! P. D., San Ramon, No. Ca.
1409000
I use mine at camp to fill the pressue tank. I have two sinks the flush and shower! It works great and runs very cool.
1723875
Yes, it has a hole for the hose to pass through. It also has some some small holes in the bottom so water cannot accumulate and attract Mosquitos. This pot is a great product. I have two of them.
1082430
Not that I am aware There was nothing expressly stating that. I use it while camping for washing up things, it's not what I use for consuming water.
1754625
No there's a holding tank with a valve on it that can be emptied later. See manufacturer's website for more info.
905625
No...that makes it great so you can also drink from it. You want to put water in trough as needed. We use these all the time. Have one for every vehicle, camp, camper and house.
342244
yes, it has a standard attachment like a waste hose so you could hook a hose to your camper and the other end to the flojet as long as you keep the flojet lower than the level of you waste pipe it should work fine
243609
No bottom....it is intended to leach water back into the soil....I placed 2' of river rock in the bottom of the hole. It works really well and can handle a lot of water. Top and sides only. I opted for the top drain attachment just in case I needed to drop in a sump pump.
1754626
No. This camping toilet is designed to be self-contained and the only extra expense you will need with this unit is the odor control packets or liquid whichever you prefer. The bottom is completely separate from the top with a spout complete with a heavy duty sealed screw-on cap that folds into it's own self contained storage spot while you're using it or out if you need to empty it; usually into your toilet at home or any approved RV dump site. I have had one in my semi-truck for over four years and have never had a leak due to the design or proper use of this unit. These toilets are sturdy and I highly recommend them. No. This camping toilet is designed to be self-contained and the only extra expense you will need with this unit is the odor control packets or liquid whichever you prefer. The bottom is completely separate from the top with a spout complete with a heavy duty sealed screw-on cap that folds into it's own self contained storage spot while you're using it or out if you need to empty it; usually into your toilet at home or any approved RV dump site. I have had one in my semi-truck for over four years and have never had a leak due to the design or proper use of this unit. These toilets are... » Read More No. This camping toilet is designed to be self-contained and the only extra expense you will need with this unit is the odor control packets or liquid whichever you prefer. The bottom is completely separate from the top with a spout complete with a heavy duty sealed screw-on cap that folds into it's own self contained storage spot while you're using it or out if you need to empty it; usually into your toilet at home or any approved RV dump site. I have had one in my semi-truck for over four years and have never had a leak due to the design or proper use of this unit. These toilets are sturdy and I highly recommend them. « Show Less
2134739
Most pots have holes in the bottom and require a saucer underneath to capture water runoff...this type has no holes, but has an inner chamber that stores the excess water for later absorption. :)
780166
Yes, that's the reason I bought it. However it is not a sipper spout. You must pour it into cup.