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Another word on indoor make-shift toilets:
If a family member is older, disabled, obese, otherwise challenged, bedside commodes are readily available in all sizes and adjustabilities, both new and used. These will be far safer and more comfortable for many people, including small children. There are even liners for the container that goes under the seat, so that they and contents can be easily discarded into a larger trash bag.
Try a thrift shop, yard sale, anyplace you can think of. Not hard to find, and would be a great help to many, including that young child you were just starting to potty train when shtf.
Quoting: Pooka The commode I made is out of an old antique chair...all wood, heavy, arm wrests...VERY comfy, VERY solid. It's the true definition of a "throne"  - MC One five gallon bucket Five feet of pipe insulating tube OR a pool noodle with a slit on one side Cat litter or lime for mortar or ash and dirt mixed Garbage bags put the bag in the bucket. secure with the pipe insulating tube or slit pool noodle add cat litter, lime or ash/dirt mixture do business, add a little more litter or stuff seal and discard bag before it gets too full neat and easy
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