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In a car that's going to be a problem, but in anything larger (van, RV, box truck, etc.) a "honey bucket" may be an option, or probably better a camping toilet
by fencepost 9y ago
In a car that's going to be a problem, but in anything larger (van, RV, box truck, etc.) a "honey bucket" may be an option, or probably better a camping toilet homemade or commercial (heavy plastic bag, seat of some sort, cat litter whether clay or crystal/dessicant).
- sanswork 9y agoMost van's I've seen/been in don't have the space to use one really but it's a possibility and more so in the larger vehicles(though RV's should have a full toilet). Of course you then have the problem of people not emptying them in appropriate dump facilities and leaving human waste in public garbage bins.
- fencepost 9y agoHuman waste in public bins is likely an unavoidable element of this, but if "properly" handled/packaged at least it's a contained problem. The impression I've got is that in some parts of San Francisco human waste on the sidewalks can be more of a problem. Of possible relevance: http://newatlas.com/bog-in-a-bag-backcountry-toilet-stool/24228/ http://newatlas.com/bog-in-a-bag-backcountry-toilet-stool/24... and apparently supplies for such are called WAG Bags https://www.rei.com/product/662978/cleanwaste-wag-bag-waste-bags-package-of-12 https://www.rei.com/product/662978/cleanwaste-wag-bag-waste-... - and they're even landfill approved and "can be disposed of in trash with regular garbage" Edit: from the comments on the REI page, two other brands are "Biffy Bags" and "Restop Bags"