Coleman 5.3 gal Portable Toilet

We used this toilet all summer in our RV. The large flush toilet is all most like a regular home toilet.

I do Historical Reenactments, and getting up at 0-dark-thirty to make a porta-potty run is not my idea of a good time. Having this in the tent saves getting out in the cold, rain, etc... Coleman is THE name in camping gear and this little jewel is no exception.

We had a birthday party & needed a new Potty for our camper trailer which some of the younger members slept in and they all reported that the potty worked well & was easy to use.

Good size, & works good, very useful. Thanks

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This portable toileted is well made and confortable.

i bought one & i used it it was very good & comfortable to use & easy to clean but the problem of the leakage between the two tanks i couldn't fix it yet & i hope someone will find a solution for it

I bought my second one of these last summer, 2015, for use on my second boat and have used it almost daily since then. The first problem happened soon after I bought it when I had to fix a cap that broke as I tightened it securely. Maybe I used more force than necessary, anyway it cracked and leaked fresh water. Now another cap, the one on the piston type water pump, cracked last week, so I also glued that crack using shoo glue, which sticks well to plastic. So the toilet is o.k., but not made with high quality plastic.

Too shallow for men. Your junk sits in the water. When you open the valve, grey water splashes on seat and floor. Pump does not work well. Seat is too pliable. Feels like you will fall in.

I bought it because of the name. I should have read the reviews since the toilet leaks then I would have not been surprised with a wet hand while flushing!! The rinse cap broke on first use.

It leaks between the bowl and tank. There's no lock to keep the bowl in position on the tank and if you accidently twist the top part at all beforeally you flush it leaks even worse.