A portable sanitation device designed for attachment to a vehicle’s trailer hitch receiver provides a convenient and private toilet solution in outdoor settings. This apparatus generally includes a standard toilet seat mounted on a frame that interfaces with the hitch, offering stability and ease of use in remote locations where restroom facilities are unavailable.
The implementation of such a device offers enhanced comfort and sanitation during activities like camping, tailgating, construction work, or emergency relief efforts. Its portability eliminates the need for digging latrines or relying on potentially unsanitary public facilities. Historically, improvisational methods were often employed for personal sanitation in the outdoors; this type of product represents a purpose-built, more hygienic evolution of those earlier practices.
