🚽 📌 DIY Homemade Camping Toilet - Comfort & Balance Too! 

What a great idea!!! I just ordered a $60 plastic toilet from Amazon for my Skoolie. I am sending it back and trying this!

GENIUS! WAY better than the 5 gallon bucket editions.

My smile and enjoyment for the day. I wish I could have been around when you were making this. Knowing you kids there was a lot of fun went on during the videoing. This is a wonderful idea for the large camp and you have presented it in just the right way. You remind me a lot of my grand kids , I almost think you are my grands. :) I am not able to go with them any more but with your videos and theirs , I almost can. :) Love your videos ! Thanks for taking the time to make and post them. Great grand son(6 years old) is now runs the mountain trails with them. Life is good. ... Blessings

AWESOME!! I just figured out why I love to watch your videos!!! You guys remind me of the Swiss family Robinson adventures. Smart youth doing amazing fun things with great family love. Please make more!!

I LOVE your videos! More please! Seriously, I love your ideas and informative videos. You should do a b&b type retreat, teach people about your way of life, your so informative and inspirational! Thankyou for sharing.

I really like this idea and it certainly is up-cycling at its best.Great job and thank you for sharing this great idea

Best toilet I've seen so far!!

Thats so cool.u guys are so clever. Thanks a bunch.i will build this immediately.

I really like this idea and will be adopting it thank you

Very clever, I'm going to build one too!

Cool idea! Thanks!

I love the toilet idea!

Totally awesome!

Very simple idea, but very cool, thank you so much 👍 God bless you 😘

Fantastic all around!

So Awesome, thanks for this!!

Love the idea, wonderfully recylic, too. Many thanks for sharing. This solves the loo question for my planned truck cabin with space for 10 dogs when we go beach outing. My take on the bucket is fill it with loose soil or sawdust, whatever is easy, to catch the droppings then top it off with reserve soil. Thus solve the odor issue because the soil-waste mix speeds up decomposition-back-into-soil-again process. Then dump the contents without nuisance to others and let time take care of the rest. Worked well with the waste of my tied-to-dog run belligerent dog and my fenced-in escape artist pooch. Where their poo once was covered in turn becomes a top up odorless soil to their new issues. Haven't noted though how long it takes for the full decomposition. That's for my next look out....

I love this right here it caught my attention ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Cute DIY toilet.

The term S.H.I.T. is very old, means ship high in transit. Long ago when grains and manure were being shipped long hauls methane would produce when the manure got wet sitting on the hull of the ships, resulting in combustion, (not sure if that's when they thought of shit hitting the fan) anyway the way to keep these ships from blowing up was keeping the manure out of the water or dry, hense ship high in transit, eventually we made it a dirty word. :o)

💕 All you needed was the chair, the seat & a shovel ! Dig a hole for the chair to straddle, and fill it back up with dirt before you leave ! Good to go ! (PS You might need to carry a bag for used toilet paper, unless you can get some biodegradable paper !😉) 👍🏼😊👋🏼

Thanks, Love the videos.

Omg. Very good ideal, thanks dude

My hubby used an old folding chair! works great! LOL

Think I'm going to use your idea for an hothouse in my backyard garden.... preventing any accidents 🙈🙊😂

Great idea to use the chair! Thumbs up for that. May I suggest, if you're not already doing so, to line the bucket with a trash bag. Then add a layer of cat litter. I like Arm & Hammer made with ground corn products. Then sprinkle a little more on each fresh deposit. This brand of cat litter does a good job of controlling odors and appears to prevent attracting insects. When ready to empty, double bag and put in trash pick up container. Check local regulations for your area. That's the approved method here. Also check for regulations/restrictions if planning to dispose of bucket contents in any other manner. Proper burial approved here, may not be approved elsewhere. Between trips, wash & sanitize the bucket. Line with a fresh plastic bag. Then stow, t-paper, extra trash bags, baby wipes and hand sanitizer in the bucket. Use another bucket for your cat litter, (or compost, peatmoss, sawdust) along with a plastic cup for a scoop. Store the litter bucket on chair seat. All set for the next camping trip or any other time this setup is needed. Again, thanks for sharing. Really like how it turned out.

Fantastic idea. Very original

awesome

Looks like someone used the toilet before it was even commissioned. HAHAHA.

Love the idea wonderfully recycle too many thanks for sharing

Great innovation

Great ideas ,ty

Add a supply of dried leaves or peat and sprinkle some in with each use to lightly cover contents. No smell or flies. See The Humanure Handbook by Joseph C. Jenkins.for better use detail. They are also often used in tiny house construction. Your chair would work great with this method. For camping and emergencies, not in an actual tiny house, those are more permanent commode designs. ;-) Thanks.

Great ideas

So nice

Brilliant!

I will make this.

A metal bucket is good to buy as a bucket.

Thanks for tip! My commode is broken.

I think that CATS have the best idea 😄

Good idea, but how do you empty it?

Great! Thanks, love it

COMMODE. Every time I see the commode toilet in my mom's garage, I feel like taking it home for emergency preparedness. I would just need to buy one of those privacy pop up tents.

That's pretty cool shower with a toilet

Wow

What about a lid for the bucket?

Just throw a blanket on your lap and if anyone comes by they will just think your sitting in a chair.

You can make a wooden chair out of pinewood and when you go into the woods you could find good wood to make out of a chair and you can bend pinewood while you put inside the water for 24 hours it be flexible.

I need one of those for the casino

thank you ..paid a dollar for a chair today..the rest is sorted..

this is what my mom is using

Great idea only have to buy a pop up toliet tent for £10 and no need to build the shelter

👍

Another thing that you can do is cut the bottom of the bucket and glue the top of the bucket to the chair so that you don't have to wast bags

when the bucket isfilled up you are removing using gas mask? :D

How do you deal with "the splash"? *gag

😂🙌🏽🐾

no need for the chair.

Why even use the 5-gallon bucket? Just take a dump and walk away with the chair.

Fist toilet looks like it was sll ready used, shite!

good idea but that cost 3 times as much as buying one. and takes a long time to make. epic fail

7.,.amos

WTF

Dirty teachniq

I would never share a camping toilet. You know how strangers leave "presents" on public toilets? Well they are someone's relatives, and they just may secretly be your own disgusting relatives with splash and streak problems. Hence, even with family I would make my own toilet and lock it down as off limits. ps. I like this idea, but (and this isn't going to be pretty) if you have larger people in your camp, it is especially important not to share. How will they lift up on one side to wipe? They'd have to stand and then the chance for a mess rises. I had a roommate with a larger rear, and she'd leave red butt cheek marks on the back of the seat. (I told you this wasn't going to be pretty.)

Love the idea, wonderfully recylic, too. Many thanks for sharing. This solves the loo question for my planned truck cabin with space for 10 dogs when we go beach outing. My take on the bucket is fill it with loose soil or sawdust, whatever is easy, to catch the droppings then top it off with reserve soil. Thus solve the odor issue because the soil-waste mix speeds up decomposition-back-into-soil-again process. Then dump the contents without nuisance to others and let time take care of the rest. Worked well with the waste of my tied-to-dog run belligerent dog and my fenced-in escape artist pooch. Where their poo once was covered in turn becomes a top up odorless soil to their new issues. Haven't noted though how long it takes for the full decomposition. That's for my next look out....

Love the idea, wonderfully recylic, too. Many thanks for sharing. This solves the loo question for my planned truck cabin with space for 10 dogs when we go beach outing. My take on the bucket is fill it with loose soil or sawdust, whatever is easy, to catch the droppings then top it off with reserve soil. Thus solve the odor issue because the soil-waste mix speeds up decomposition-back-into-soil-again process. Then dump the contents without nuisance to others and let time take care of the rest. Worked well with the waste of my tied-to-dog run belligerent dog and my fenced-in escape artist pooch. Where their poo once was covered in turn becomes a top up odorless soil to their new issues. Haven't noted though how long it takes for the full decomposition. That's for my next look out....