bought this to replace the cheap 3 legged lousy ones from walmart that break easily and am very happy with it.

easy to use, clean and not heavy at all to move when time to pack it up. highly recommend this.

I have been using this for months in my tiny house and I love it. I do make my own coco coir from giant pellets and make sure I put a layer of that down inside the composting bag before the first #2 goes in. This massively helps the smell—especially if the coco coir is very dry. The more coco coir after every #2.

Cleaning it is a chore on its own that I don’t mind doing. I hose it off every single time I empty it because sometimes I notice condensation or a tiny amount of urine inside the basin.

One thing I don’t like about this is the size of the urine diverter and the way the handle is mounted. It’s very awkward to hold and clean out.

One thing my son doesn’t like about it is that it’s too low to the ground.

This composting toilet holds quite a bit of weight and is comfortable to sit on and of a very good quality. Def worth the money I spent and it gets the job done.

Toilet very well built, very sturdy. Simple, well designed setup, with flat surfaces, gently radiused corners, a very thick bottom plate for weight and rigidity. Installed in an old Casita Deluxe 16 footer, black tank directly below toilet converted to gray water / urine tank, doubling gray water capacity. Found a compost bucket (Leaktite 2 gallon at HD) that fits, with minimal mods to one side of bucket. Urine diverter plumbed to black tank with 3/4 inch pvc fpt, mpt and slip couplings, with a 1 inch slip to 3/4 inch mpt reducer to mate to urine diverter. Made toilet mounting plate from 1/2 plywood, sealed 4 inch lav hole with 1/2 inch neoprene. WORKS MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED. Keep lid closed when not in use, no nasty smells!!!!!!!

This product is exactly as advertised. It is made of good quality plastic and can hold a good amount of body weight. I purchased it to replace the 5 gallon bucket with toilet seat that I had been using for off grid camping. This Nomad by OGO toilet takes a bit of getting used to because women need to position themselves closer than normal to the front of the seat in order to not miss the urine diverter. If you do ‘over shoot’ you’ll find urine leaks between the urine diverter and the bag for the solid waste and collects in the overall container. Thanks goodness it doesn’t leak. However, for that reason, I really hated cleaning this thing out. It was a much dreaded task. Also, I did not care for having to take the large urine container into a public restroom to empty. Once I emptied it into the toilet, it needed to be rinsed out. I didn’t want to do that in the public restroom sink where everyone washes their hands. I would have been mortified if another camper walked in on me doing that! In addition, I think the overall design could benefit from a small trash can container to hold the bag for the solid waste side. Simply clipping the bag to the sides of the big container just seemed flimsy and a bit risky. Finally, this toilet is really low and strained my knees to squat and get up from. Overall, I regret the large amount of money I spent on this product. Even though I am well within my trial period, I would never consider returning it since I have used it. So, it has been a waste of money from me. I’m just going back to the tried and true 5 gallon bucket with horse bedding pellets inside to absorb the moisture and prevent smell - which really works. It’s so much easier to simply empty it into a trash can every couple of days. That said, others may find the Nomad by OGO to their liking. It’s a personal choice.

This little toilet is awesome. It’s a little more simplified than some of the compost toilets but I kind of like that about it. Bag in the back, funnel to a jug in the front, and a spray bottle for rinsing (I put 1/3 vinegar in the spray bottle so it sanitizes the urine funnel and works as hand sanitizer also). I just put the toilet paper in the poo bag and toss whatever is in the bag at the end of the day. Everything separates for easy cleaning; no complicated valves. It’s pretty sturdy, seat is wide enough and comfy. The only thing I would change about it, is the urine jug could use to have the opening sloped so that the pee all drains out without having to jiggle the jug, which can result in a few urine drops getting spilled if you’re not careful. Great van life/camping accessory overall. Love it!

Spills, smells terrible of vinegar

Then it evaporates inside and condensates over the solids snd drip makes the smell worse

I like the idea of separating

But jn practice, this works for one person (short)

But for two adults in an van it doesn't work

In a way its worse than the cheap rv toilets.

Im sure theres a niche for the use cases..

but for rv camper van its not it.

the urine container doesnt sit properly with the rubber and it spills.

the urine evaporates and condenates on top of the solids, and then drips down, making a mess there.

biodegradable bags are amazing, until they get moist - then they disintegrate.... and when you had solids there you get a solid situation.

biggest issue is the liquid container... it needs a seal and a one way valve.

Very good it will come in handy for emergency on the road

I used this little guy and it served me well. I did end up changing it out for a different brand in the end because... I didn't like sliding front to back to do my business. KWIM?

super

Very low to the ground just be aware. I built a a platform it seems to work not to bad also be aware of liquid level as it will over flow . The lid seems to not let the smells out .

the main body seems ok. spare hinges included. (so they know that they will brake due to bad design) the hinge will brake if pressure is applied to lid when its up the tabs to hold the bag are missing making somewhat nascence to use. unable to contact to get the parts shipped