A tilting mechanism for a chair that has a seat frame, a seat and a chair back. The tilting mechanism has a track path along which the seat tracks between an upright sitting position and a reclined position. The chair back tracks concurrently between a first position when the seat is in the upright sitting position and a second inclined position when the seat is in the reclined position. The inclination of the chair back increases at a greater rate than the inclination of the seat as the seat moves between the upright sitting position and the reclined position.

An excrement treatment material includes a plurality of granules, and a packaging bag. The granules are granules for treating excrement. The plurality of granules are accommodated in the packaging bag. A partition member is provided in the packaging bag. The partition member partitions the interior of the packaging bag into a first space and a second space, and has a hole that does not allow the granules to pass through. The plurality of granules are accommodated, among the first space and the second space, only in the first space.

A potty assembly 10 includes a seat 12, a basin 14, and a base 16. The potty assembly 10 assist in positioning the child into a conducive sitting/squatting position by having a torso angle 88 and/or a knee angle 89 that is acute. This position is further assisted by having additional features such as one or more foot rests 18 and/or one or more handles 22 that assists the child in getting onto the potty assembly 10, eliminating waste while on the seat 12, and/or getting off the potty assembly 10.

A potty assembly 10 includes a seat 12, a basin 14, and a base 16. The potty assembly 10 assist in positioning the child into a conducive sitting/squatting position by having a torso angle 88 and/or a knee angle 89 that is acute. This position is further assisted by having additional features such as one or more foot rests 18 and/or one or more handles 22 that assists the child in getting onto the potty assembly 10, eliminating waste while on the seat 12, and/or getting off the potty assembly 10.

The deep potty training toilet includes a removable seat basin configured to contain the waste of an adult and constructed to hold the weight of an adult. The deep potty training toilet basin having an oval shape defining a cavity shaped to accommodate a child with a peripheral rim. The deep potty training toilet includes a base container designed to hold the weight of an adult with a hollow space in the middle. The deep potty training toilet seat basin is supported on top of the base container oval shape within the hollow space. The deep potty training toilet allows the child a visual conception of a caregiver using the deep potty training toilet in real time thus influencing the reduce amount of time a child may take using the toilet.

The deep potty training toilet includes a removable seat basin configured to contain the waste of an adult and constructed to hold the weight of an adult. The deep potty training toilet basin having an oval shape defining a cavity shaped to accommodate a child with a peripheral rim. The deep potty training toilet includes a base container designed to hold the weight of an adult with a hollow space in the middle. The deep potty training toilet seat basin is supported on top of the base container oval shape within the hollow space. The deep potty training toilet allows the child a visual conception of a caregiver using the deep potty training toilet in real time thus influencing the reduce amount of time a child may take using the toilet.

A portable commode assembly for urinating or defecating during vehicular travel includes a vehicle that has at least one seat. A basin is positionable on the seat during vehicular travel, a bag is positioned in the basin and the bag is comprised of a fluid impermeable material. An absorbing panel is positionable in the bag and the absorbing panel is comprised of diatomaceous earth for absorbing fluid human waste. A cover is removably positioned on the basin and the cover is sat upon by a user. The cover has a waste opening extending therethrough to direct defecation or urination therethrough onto the absorbing panel.

A potty is provided including a foldable element and a support element, wherein the foldable element is configured as a receptacle made of a resilient material, and wherein the support element is made of a stiff material and forms lateral sections of the potty. The foldable element folds longitudinally upon forcing the lateral sections towards one another; thereupon the entire potty gear is essentially size-reduced.

A potty is provided including a foldable element and a support element, wherein the foldable element is configured as a receptacle made of a resilient material, and wherein the support element is made of a stiff material and forms lateral sections of the potty. The foldable element folds longitudinally upon forcing the lateral sections towards one another; thereupon the entire potty gear is essentially size-reduced.

An auxiliary toilet seat assembly for assisting an obese individual with urinating and defecating into a toilet includes a chair that is selectively positioned over a toilet. The chair is selectively mounted thereby facilitating urination and defecation into the toilet. The chair has a weight capacity of at least 130.0 kg to support an obese user. The chair has an aperture extending therethrough to pass urination and defecation therethrough and into the toilet. A cushion is coupled to the chair for enhancing comfort of the chair. A pan is slidably coupled to the chair to capture the urination and defecation.