Toilet-mounted electrical device created to extract and eliminate via ignition the gases from the toilet bowl that generate the bad odor coming from human flatulence and feces.

A housing for a portable sanitary fixture having at least one floor part, at least one roof part, a plurality of side walls, and a plurality of support posts. The floor part is connected to the roof part and/or at least two side walls to each other via at least one support post. The housing has at least three, preferably at least four, and preferably four support posts of which at least one is hollow, and at least one electrically operated functional device or at least one part of at least one electrically operated functional unit is held in an interior of the support post.

A housing for a portable sanitary fixture having at least one floor part, at least one roof part, a plurality of side walls, and a plurality of support posts. The floor part is connected to the roof part and/or at least two side walls to each other via at least one support post. The housing has at least three, preferably at least four, and preferably four support posts of which at least one is hollow, and at least one electrically operated functional device or at least one part of at least one electrically operated functional unit is held in an interior of the support post.

A stand-alone toilet system is powered by photovoltaic cells to operate a dehumidifier from which water is extracted from the atmosphere by dehumidification and used for flushing; an electronic compressor is situated in the toilet tank to compress air which is used with water in the flush cycle; a motorized or hydraulic hinge is utilized to open and close a toilet cover automatically which can be locked in place by electromagnet means to create an airtight seal in the closed position; a heating element and a UV lamp are situated inside the “treatment facility” of the toilet system to evaporate liquid and sanitize waste content therein respectively.

A portable assembly for housing a toilet having an enclosure having a doorframe cutout having a first perimeter portion formed around the doorframe cutout, the first perimeter portion comprises a knife edge extending out from an outer side of the front sidewall. The portable assembly further includes a door having a second perimeter being sized and shaped to substantially correspond to a shape and a size of the doorframe cutout, a gasket fit inside of a cavity in the door, wherein the gasket comprises a divot sized and shaped to correspond a shape and a size of the knife edge to accommodate the knife edge when the door is configured in the closed position, and a lock assembly configured to engage a wedge to provide a knife-edge seal via the gasket and knife edge.

A portable assembly for housing a toilet having an enclosure having a doorframe cutout having a first perimeter portion formed around the doorframe cutout, the first perimeter portion comprises a knife edge extending out from an outer side of the front sidewall. The portable assembly further includes a door having a second perimeter being sized and shaped to substantially correspond to a shape and a size of the doorframe cutout, a gasket fit inside of a cavity in the door, wherein the gasket comprises a divot sized and shaped to correspond a shape and a size of the knife edge to accommodate the knife edge when the door is configured in the closed position, and a lock assembly configured to engage a wedge to provide a knife-edge seal via the gasket and knife edge.

A waterless toilet is provided including a toilet bowl having bowl rim and mounted on top of a feed mechanism which in turn is mounted on top of a collection chamber. The feed mechanism progressively draws a flexible tubular liner from a roll, over the bowl rim and downwardly through the bowl so that it lines the bowl, through the feed mechanism and delivers the liner and any waste the liner contains into a waste collection chamber when the toilet is flushed.

A waterless sewage device and a waterless toilet comprise: a framework having a ring at the top; and a strip bag body having a bottom, a strip bag wall and an opening; wherein the opening of the strip bag body is turned downward outside the ring; thence the strip bag wall is completely folded up surrounding the framework; thereby excreta is collected without using water.

A waterless sewage device and a waterless toilet comprise: a framework having a ring at the top; and a strip bag body having a bottom, a strip bag wall and an opening; wherein the opening of the strip bag body is turned downward outside the ring; thence the strip bag wall is completely folded up surrounding the framework; thereby excreta is collected without using water.

The present disclosure relates to an aerothermodynamic environment-friendly toilet, a mounting method, and an application of the aerothermodynamic environment-friendly toilet. The toilet includes a receiver, a processor, a solid storage device, a liquid storage device and a drying device. The toilet is odorless by using an aerothermodynamics principle. When no one uses the toilet, a fan at an exhaust port is used for exhausting a small amount of air from each cavity of the toilet to control an odor source unidirectionally; after use of the toilet, a waste treatment button is triggered, then hot air flow moves downwards, which downwards ejects air at an upper portion of a lower conical port of a reception guider of the receiver.