Can you put the toilet lid down after use?
1965146
No installation required. It needs to be removed every other day for proper cleaning, which is kind of a downer, but the product is excellent and fulfills its duty perfectly.
2143068
If there is enough room in your bathroom, you can use a commode placed over the toilet. They generally come with a removable bucket.
433655
Yes, I remove the lid, just in case the heat may damage or stretch the plastic rim over time. Also be careful of going from one extreme temp to another like going from the freezer to the microwave. I haven't done that myself because I read that it happened with a couple of customers. I'm really enjoying my Snapware.
446456
No, you cannot - unless you left the manual flush in place (which is not recommended in the manual).
757377
Yes, the lid is removeable, but if you're not going to use it, you might want to choose a different type of trash container. Perhaps if you purchase this one, you'll decide to use the lid after all. The opening is adequately large to enable inserting trash without a problem. The lid opens and closes on hinges at the back. You can leave it open as much of the time as you wish and still have the option to readily close it and secure it in the closed position.
757376
Yes the lid can be removed but not an easy on and off. I remove it to clean occasionally. Best can going!
1140364
No, the lid come off easily without removing the entire unit from the base. Works great!
132043
The exsting seat and lid must be removed. When the product arrives you will look at it and say "I don't think it will work", but it does when you follow the instructions correctly. My wife and are both large people and we like the toilet seat very much.
1712065
Yes I can remove the lid, if I pull on it even a little, after the middle button is pushed down. I was able to do this pretty much immediately, so it's not that the product is old or faulty. They don't seal 100%. They close pretty well but they are not airtight at all. I live in Hawaii, and was concerned about bugs and humidity. The good part is that bugs (esp ants) haven't gotten in yet, after two years. But the bad part is that the humidity has gotten in. So most of the stuff I keep is in a plastic bag inside of the container. Pretty lame, considering the price, but they stack well and aren't ugly.
948945
I have a clean out valve outside of the house that I put the product into, but the directions say you can flush it down the toilet
466766
Leave the flap open when you screw on the lid so it doesn't build up air pressure.
1530842
You can definitely leave it and not worry about leaking. Screw the lid on properly though!
444831
The lid flaps all the way to the back, so there is no need to take it off, but it you want to, it's easily removable. Hope this helps :)
563689
I've done that. I haven't had any problem w/ leaks. Usually it remains stuck to the bottom of the toilet if you pull it back up. Just do it carefully.I don't know if Fernco would back that claim though.
1028215
Yes I am sure when it gets low you'll have to take lid off, it is a nice container whatever you use it for.
1034389
You can leave the legs open, as they snap into position, but I'd be worried about the potty accidently getting knocked over. The other concern are the disposable bags. They don't hold much liquid. So if the same bag is sitting out and being used multiple times, you are likely to have a puddle of liquid in the bottom of the bag. I hope this helps!
1618900
You can close just the seat if you like. That's what I love about the thing - when both seat and lid are up (I'm a guy), I just give the seat a nudge, and watch it start to fall in slow motion. I never hear a thing, but it's always ready for my wife. The design is fabulous.