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BioToi: For Conveniently Pooping in the Woods

Does a bear sh*t in the woods? Of course he does. Do campers? Yes. What's the difference? Campers know to pack out their poop. Moreover, because campers have opposable thumbs, they can operate a BioToi.

BioToi is a sturdy, portable toilet developed in cooperation with the Norwegian Armed Forces, and used by NATO forces in many countries. Now available to the public, BioToi is ideal for camping, boating, hiking, hunting, RV-ing and other related outdoor activities.
BioToi
Hygienic and environmentally friendly, each BioToi system comes with a roll of Bio-Bag waste bags, which are 100% biodegradable and 100% compostable. To use the system, simply thread the bags around the rim of the toilet seat, and do your business. When you're finished, tie off the bag and pack it out. Each bag is certified to decompose to a humus state within 40 days when placed in a controlled compost environment.


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