Multipurpose My Bio Toilet MBT-06M (Cardboard)
Developed as a bio-toilet to comfortably use even in disaster evacuation shelters to solve toilet issues!
The "Multipurpose My Bio Toilet MBT-06M (Cardboard)" is recommended for various uses such as disaster preparedness, stockpiling, or for caregiving when placed next to a bed, as it is portable and suitable for leisure activities. There are two types available: one made of cardboard and another made of water-resistant plastic cardboard. Each type has a male version for urination and a unisex version with a toilet seat. Included accessories are three plastic bags and one trowel (mini shovel). 【Features】 - Odorless due to the effect of sawdust; the unisex version includes a toilet seat, allowing for a toilet experience similar to daily life. - It can be used approximately 200 to 240 times for urination, with a recommended sawdust replacement period of about two weeks. - By replacing the sawdust, it can be used for another two weeks. - For defecation, it is necessary to mix the waste into the sawdust using the included trowel (mini cup). *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Recommended frequency for sawdust replacement (times): Urine approximately 200–241 ■Width (mm): Top 356 Bottom 328 ■Depth (mm): Top 592 Bottom 560 ■Height (mm): Top 88 Bottom 518 ■Weight (kg): 15 *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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The bio-toilet includes four keywords: "environment," "care," "recycling," and "disaster prevention." All of these are very important for the future. Bio-toilets do not require sewage treatment, eliminating the need for the enormous costs currently associated with sewage processing. Our company has also commercialized odorless, furniture-style toilets for indoor use in caregiving. Bio-toilets make it possible to protect water resources, reduce caregiving burdens, and prevent environmental pollution. While the 20th century was marked by flush toilets as a barometer of civilization, the 21st century is the era of bio-toilets.
