TROBOLO urine-diverting toilets – Because you can go to the loo clean even when you’re on the move

The big TROBOLO guide – Stay clean where others pinch

Van life with the VW California, weekends in a camper van, fishing trips at the lake or festival camping – at some point the question arises: “Where is the nearest toilet?” With a TROBOLO urine-diverting toilet, this question no longer arises: hygienic, sustainable and virtually odor-free – no water, no chemicals and no stress. Ideal for long trips in a VW camper, just as practical in an awning, garden shed, boat or car.

TROBOLO – Market leader for mobile urine-diverting toilets

• SafeShell® system – reliably prevents leaks and odors
• Large range – from ultra-compact to comfortable
• Sustainable – compostable inlays, recycled plastics, plastic-free solutions
• Easy to clean – no water connection, no chemicals required

Popular models – Find your throne to go

Note: All TROBOLO models work without water and without chemicals. Liquids and solids are collected separately – this prevents odors and makes disposal easy.

Accessories – for a permanently clean thing

Practical tips from the field

• Prevent odors: Sprinkle a handful of bedding after each toilet visit – binds residual moisture and neutralizes odours.
• Urine container: Empty into a normal toilet or use highly diluted in the garden (observe local rules).
• Solids: Inlay knotted shut in the residual waste – comparable to a diaper bag.
• Cleaning: A splash of vinegar/lemonic acid in the urine canister prevents deposits; wipe the housing with a damp cloth.
• Transport: Tightly sealable containers enable safe transportation during the journey.

Separating toilet or chemical toilet – a comparison

Criterion	TROBOLO separating toilet	Chemical toilet
Chemicals	None required	Chemicals required
Water consumption	No water required	Requires water and chemicals
Odor	Odorless due to separation	Odor formation due to decomposition
Maintenance	Simple, low-maintenance	Regular cleaning & additives
Waste disposal	Via residual waste & sink	Only at special stations

FAQ – Frequently asked questions

How does a urine-diverting toilet work?

Solids and liquids are collected separately when using the toilet. Solids end up in the inlay, liquids in a separate canister – so there are no unpleasant odors.

Where to put the contents?

Dispose of urine in the sewage system or highly diluted in the garden. Dispose of solids including inlay in the residual waste or, in the case of compostable bags, in the compost (observe local regulations).

What to do about odors?

Separation and litter prevent odors. Regular emptying and cleaning keeps the system permanently fresh.

How do you clean a urine-diverting toilet?

Rinse out the urine container with water and vinegar or bio-cleaner. Refill the solids container after disposal. Wipe the housing and seat with a damp cloth.

Can I use normal toilet paper?

Yes – normal or compostable toilet paper can be put directly into the solid waste container.

How often to empty?

Depending on use, every 2-5 days. The WandaGO is sufficient for several days for 1-2 people, for example.

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