Composting Toilet Evo S, Portable Toilet for Camping & Outdoor, Odorless, 1.2 gal & 1.6 gal Capacity, 13 x 15.4 x 11.7 inches

We have this in our camper, it's perfect!

Better than expected.

When I tried using it, the pee bottle overflowed because there's no indicator to tell you when its full. The urine diverter didn't work at all for my wife - no matter what angle she sat at - so pee went everywhere causing a soggy smelly mess in the solids bin that you have to look at every time. A poor, product for the price lacking basic features

Recommend

Than a composting toilet. What a ripoff to spend this much money.

To begin with, the lack of ventilation is a big draw back, due to temp swings in my van, there a lot of condensation in the tank, and after a few days the empty holding container can begin to have a slight fermented smell. I would say when comparing the smell differences with chemical cassette toilet on a scale of 1-10( ten being the strongest). The chemical toilet smell when sealed lid is open is like an 8. The Trelino origins smell, I would rate at about a 7. They advertise that the fact that the waste is separated, that smell is almost eliminated. Thats far from the truth. The urine holding tank when used has about 2-3 days before it before contents convert to ammonia, and start to smell a lot. The number 2 tank still gives off slight smell, and Ive try coco husk, cat litter, and I finally landed on cedar chips. The biggest pro of this toilet is the simplicity and convenience of waste disposal. I purchased the Trelino orgins L, and paid $745. For what I paid the value totally doesn’t match up. At most the toilets should be max $350.