Add 12 more sanitation kits so you have extra backup on hand if an outage or emergency lasts longer than expected.
Keep a second portable toilet in another bathroom, vehicle, garage, or emergency location so your household isn’t relying on one setup.
Filters emergency drinking water without electricity. Keep one in your home supplies, vehicle, or go-bag.
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“I had food, water, flashlights and batteries ready, but I never really thought about what we’d do if the toilets stopped working. This was the missing piece in my emergency setup. Compact, easy to store, and something I hope I never need — but I’m glad I have it.”
The Standby Supply Emergency Sanitation Kit gives you a compact backup bathroom solution for situations where normal toilets, plumbing, or public restrooms aren’t available.
Keep it with your emergency supplies, vehicle, camping gear, or preparedness kit so you have a cleaner, more manageable option when you need one most.
Each sanitation kit is designed to give you the essentials needed for a more contained emergency bathroom setup.
Kit contents should match the exact bundle selected at checkout.
Orders are typically processed within 1–3 business days.
Once your order ships, tracking information will be sent to the email used at checkout.
Delivery times may vary depending on location and carrier conditions.
Store your kits in a cool, dry location with the rest of your emergency supplies.
Good places to keep them include:
When water goes out, restrooms aren’t available, or you’re stuck outdoors, this is the emergency bathroom solution most people forget they need. Compact, clean, and easy to store for the moments that matter most.
Everything you need for cleaner, more prepared emergency relief.
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A compact folding toilet gives you a more comfortable, purpose-built bathroom setup when normal plumbing or public restrooms aren’t available.
Grab one sanitation kit when normal toilets or plumbing aren’t available. Everything you need stays packed together and ready until the moment you need it.
Open the black waste liner and position it inside your portable toilet, bucket, or compatible emergency bathroom setup.
The absorbent material inside helps contain liquid waste and turns a messy emergency into something far easier to manage.
Close the used liner, place it inside the outer disposal bag, and seal it securely. Use the included hygiene supplies for cleanup and follow the product’s disposal instructions.
When fully opened, the toilet measures approximately 11.61" wide × 13.39" deep × 11.89" high (29.5 × 34 × 30 cm).
The seat sits approximately 11.9 inches from the floor.
When folded for storage, it measures approximately 11.61" × 3.94" × 11.89" (29.5 × 10 × 30 cm).
Its compact folding design makes it easy to store with emergency supplies, in a vehicle, RV, closet, garage, or preparedness bin.
The Standby Supply portable toilet is rated to support up to 400 pounds.
Its folding design provides a sturdy emergency bathroom setup while still storing compactly when not in use.
No. The portable toilet requires no electricity, plumbing connection, running water, pump, or motor.
Simply unfold the toilet, place the waste liner inside, and it is ready to use.
This makes it useful during power outages, plumbing failures, hurricanes, severe storms, camping trips, and other situations where a normal toilet is unavailable.
Place the black waste liner inside the portable toilet, a compatible bucket-style toilet, or another supported emergency sanitation setup.
After use, the included absorbent helps contain liquid waste and reduce free liquid inside the liner.
The liner is then sealed and placed inside the outer disposal bag for an additional layer of containment.
No flushing or household plumbing is required.
Each sanitation kit keeps the core emergency bathroom supplies together in one compact pack.
A 12-kit package includes 12 individual sanitation kits.
How much waste each liner can safely contain depends on usage and waste volume, so always follow the capacity and sealing instructions included with your order.
Usage will vary depending on the number of people using it and the amount of waste collected.
Because bathroom frequency and waste volume vary from person to person, families preparing for multiple days without working plumbing should keep multiple sanitation kits available.
Always seal and replace a liner before it exceeds the recommended capacity listed in the included instructions.
Yes. The waste liners can also be used with a compatible bucket-style emergency toilet or other supported sanitation setup.
The Standby Supply folding toilet simply provides a more complete, comfortable, and convenient setup.
The absorbent material helps contain liquid waste and reduce free liquid inside the waste liner.
This makes the used liner easier to manage, seal, and contain until it can be properly disposed of.
Keep unused kits sealed in their original packaging in a cool, dry location away from excess heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.
For the most accurate shelf-life information, follow the storage instructions and any date information printed on the packaging supplied with your order.
The folding toilet and waste bags are designed for emergency storage, but some included materials may have recommended storage conditions or shelf-life guidance.
Always follow the date and storage information printed on the packaging supplied with your order.
Once a waste liner has been used, it should be treated as a used sanitation bag.
Seal it according to the included instructions and follow local disposal guidance. A used liner should not be treated or stored as an unused sanitation kit.
After use, securely close the waste liner and place it inside the outer disposal bag.
If normal trash collection is operating, follow your local waste authority's rules for disposing of contained human waste.
Disposal requirements can vary by city, county, and emergency situation, so local guidance should always take priority.
Keep each used liner securely sealed inside its outer disposal bag.
Store sealed bags in a secure location away from children, animals, food, drinking water, and living areas until local authorities provide disposal or collection instructions.
Do not dump human waste into storm drains, waterways, or other unauthorized locations.
The location varies from home to home.
It may be near the water meter, where the main water line enters the house, inside a garage, basement or utility area, or outside the property.
It is a good idea to identify your home's shutoff before an emergency happens.
If you are unsure where yours is located or how to operate it, contact your local water utility or a qualified plumber.
No. The Emergency Sanitation Kit is designed for bathroom and sanitation preparedness and does not generate or store electricity.
If you depend on a CPAP or another powered medical device, you should maintain a separate backup-power plan that is appropriate for your specific device.
The system is designed for situations where a normal toilet, plumbing system, or public restroom cannot be safely or conveniently used.
Store the toilet folded and keep unused sanitation kits sealed in a cool, dry place.
Common storage locations include an emergency supply shelf, garage, closet, vehicle, RV, camping bin, or household preparedness kit.
Keep the sanitation supplies away from excessive heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.
Orders are typically processed within 1–3 business days.
Tracking information is sent by email once your order ships.
Standby Supply offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Please review the store's return policy for eligibility and return instructions.
The cheap waste bags I tried before leaked, came with one wipe and a few squares of toilet paper, and smelled. I wanted something simple I’d trust, and hope I never need.
My backup plan was a bucket, a trash bag and some cat litter. Then I pictured actually using it in the garage and carrying that bag out. No thanks. This is the grown-up version.
Stuck on the highway for two hours, next exit closed, and my youngest saying ‘I really have to go.’ There’s no worse feeling as a parent. Now a kit lives under the back seat.
We had water jugs, canned food, batteries. Day two the water was out and I realized nobody had thought about the bathroom. Four people, one toilet, nothing to flush it with.
