Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Disposable Toilet

 Single use, not the unsanitary chemical nightmares currently foisted on outdoor crowds
 
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You pick the pot up at the stand, take it into the closet, do your stuff, shut the lid with the pampers-style tapes, dump it in the bin, leave the closet and wash your hands.

In case the category is puzzling you, for use at outdoor concerts, festivals and other places where portaloos are commonly abused.

(Yeah, I know this sounds rather like a chamber pot, but this one's made out of ecologically friendly materials and sticky tape.)

[IVnick8or: ziplog bags most certainly do not bake this - no seat.]

—DrCurry, Dec 22 2002

Papier Mache Bedpan http://www.999suppl...053&group=dp&pos=50
Get your disposible toilet products here [oneoffdave, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

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       I like this idea. I don't think it is baked. Although, 'disposable' is a very Western insitiution. It accounts for the mile-high landfills that were our parks and forests. If it can indeed be made organic you've got my vote.
—ImBack, Dec 22 2002
   

       Most UK hospitals use a papier-mache bowl that fits a plastic surround. This, once filled, is put into a machine that macerates and flushes the resultant mess. They also make urine bottles for the guys and vomit bowls too. See link. Makes me think I've spent far too much time in hospital.
—oneoffdave, Dec 23 2002
   

       Sticky tape is also organic- cellulose you know.
—ImBack, Dec 24 2002
   

       Fishbone for the word "disposable".
—andrewm, Mar 08 2003
   

       andrewm: huh? You want to clog up the landfills or your basement?
BC: disposable, all right, but their no. 2 product (sic) does not solve the main problem with existing portable toilets, that many individuals have sat there before you, subjecting you to the bathroom habits of the lowest common denominator. So I leave my idea up, single use disposable potties with integral seats.
—DrCurry, Mar 08 2003
   

       You know, for someone who has spent a lot of energy decrying ideas that bear a very, very faint resemblance to things that exist you're certainly wriggling on this one, DrC. [BinaryCookies] linked product appears to me as virtually indistinguishable from your idea and, where it does differ, it apeears to me to be superior.
—bristolz, Mar 08 2003
   

       Just taking a leaf from other people's books. ;)   

       I envisioned single-use disposable potties. The link is to single-use disposable baggies - the potty is multi-use. So it's close, but misses the feature I consider most important.   

       In regular restrooms, we go to great lengths to allow people not to touch any bathroom surface that might have been touched by another (toilet seat covers, infrared sensors, etc.). I want to extend that level of hygiene to the Portasan. The links do show current technology is up to it.
—DrCurry, Mar 09 2003
   

       Can't I just use a 5 gallon bucket with a lid. plus what if someone needed a towel and happened to open the closet door to find you taking a crap in a closet full of clean items, boy i sure would be using those towel for a bond fire.
—jeffman, Apr 12 2003
   
      
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