A portable toilet for any unforeseen event. Here is Shit Box, the cardboard toilet
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himTravelers you are reading, it is with you that I speak. How many times have it happened to you in the course of your adventures around the world that you have to fight with atrocious dysentery, catapult yourself into a - presumed - bathroom and be forced to "let go" in truly extreme and dilapidated hygienic conditions. Well, now there is an original and creative remedy that is also completely eco-friendly.
We are talking about Shit Box, for an Portable cardboard toilet, totally foldable and very practical to use as and when you want. This invention is produced by Brown Corporation and comes from the mind of Richard Wharton English creative well known in the world of communication. He too is a road trip enthusiast and once during an exotic stay he found himself in a tent with only an empty box of Kleenex ... from there he began to think until he came to design this travel toilet made of cardboard. An inelegant and rather humorous reflection, no doubt, but incredibly effective.
Even if this gimmick has something grotesque and comical, in reality it really is innovative e functional, above all for the ease with which it assembles and folds. Below you will see how, in six easy steps, you can assemble it, set it up and use it blissfully, without having to do the balancing act (avoiding leaning on dirt and bacteria as happened when you do it in public toilets) and having that feeling - also if at the end of the world - to feel a little more at home. Also note the last image that without too many mysteries and criticisms makes it clear once and for all (if you still didn't understand) what we are talking about!
The price è extremely competitive and can be easily purchased online. With only € 29,02 we take the box + 50 sachets home (shipping included). The respective prices are, instead, of:
SHIT BOX: 17,41€;
BAGS: € 1,16 (10 pieces);
Also worthy of mention is the nice competition published on the product website. By taking joking photos and videos and uploading them to the site itself, £ 50 (almost € 60,00) is up for grabs and if you win both in video and in photos, the fee is doubled! Here, in short, is a new gimmick to take seriously into consideration ..
Alessandro Ribaldi
