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20L & 10L Portable Toilet
Please read before use and retain for future reference
The portable toilet consists of two tanks that can easily be connected and disconnected from each
other. The top section holds the freshwater tank and a toilet bowl with a seat and lid. The lower section
is the waste holding tank. The 20L Portable Toilet has a 20 liter waste tank and the 10L Portable Toilet
has a 10 liter waste tank.
Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when using toilet chemicals.
Prepare for use
1) Open the two locking levers at each side of the toilet to disconnect the two tanks.
2) Turn the waste tank (lower section) to stand upright and remove the filler cap. Fill the waste tank
with the recommended amount of toilet chemical and water following the instructions of the toilet
chemical manufacturer. Replace the filler cap to close the waste tank.
3) Remove the filler cap from the freshwater tank (top section) and fill with freshwater. Rinse chemi-
cal can be added to the freshwater if required but remember to follow the instructions of the rinse
chemical manufacturer. Toilet waste chemical can damage the seals and should never be used in the
freshwater tank. Replace the filler cap to close the freshwater tank.
4) Replace the top section with the freshwater tank on top of the waste tank and fasten the locking
levers to reconnect the two tanks.
Use
1) To release any pressure that may have built up from heat or altitude, close the toilet lid and open the
slide valve. Open the valve by pulling the valve handle away from the toilet. The toilet can be used
with the valve open or closed.
2) Flush water in to the toilet by pressing the bellows pump.
Open the valve after use (if closed) and flush the toilet by pressing the bellows pump. Three or four
short flushes are more effective than a long continuous flush. Shut the valve by pushing the valve
handle back towards the toilet.
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Empty after use
• Disconnect the waste tank from the top section and turn the waste tank to stand upright and remove
the cap. Empty the waste tank at an authorized disposal point or in to a normal toilet. Rinse the tank
with fresh water. To use the toilet again, repeat the preparation for use.
• Empty and clean the waste tank.
• The caps should not be replaced and the valve should be left open, allowing the toilet to dry.
Cleaning and maintenance
Only use toilet chemicals specifically designed for use in portable toilets. Never use household chemi-
cals as it can cause damage to the toilet.
A damp cloth can be used to clean the toilet. Be careful not to use an abrasive cleaner as it might
scratch the surface of the toilet. Clean the seals and valve blade. It is possible to lubricate with a seal
lubricant if necessary.
Transportation
When transporting the toilet over widely varying altitudes it is recommended to keep the valve slightly
open and the lid closed during transportation.
Storage
• Before storing the toilet, empty the freshwater tank.
• Press the bellows pump a few times to ensure that no water remains in the flush mechanism.
Safety
• Do not allow children to play with the toilet.
• Keep the toilet away from sharp objects that could pierce the tanks.
• Do not use the toilet lid as a back rest.
• Do not tip the toilet upside down. The toilet should always be kept upright except for when preparing
the toilet for use and emptying the waste tank.
