The bag is often the part that decides whether a portable toilet stays manageable. The Reliance Double Doodie Waste Bags provides a purpose-built collection system rather than leaving you to improvise with an ordinary liner.
Reliance describes an inner bag that rolls closed, attached to a heavy-duty outer bag with a double zip closure. The package contains six bags, and the manufacturer lists compatibility with several Reliance toilets, including the Luggable Loo, Fold-to-Go, Hunter’s Loo, and Hassock.
Two Layers Do Different Jobs
- Inner waste bag: Lines the collection area.
- Outer containment bag: Adds a second barrier after use.
- Double zip closure: Secures the outer opening.
- Standard capacity: Reliance lists up to five pounds of human waste per bag.
Try the Fit While Everything Is Clean
I would install one on the actual toilet before a trip. Seat shape and how the liner is held can make a noticeable difference in use. Discovering a poor fit before the first use is much easier than solving it afterward.
The five-pound limit is not a suggestion to fill every bag to that point. Follow the instructions and change it when needed for clean handling and closure. Enough spare bags should be part of the original packing list.
The Disposal Step Still Needs Planning
Know where filled bags will be stored during the outing and where they may be discarded. A sealed outer bag is useful containment, but it doesn't make every trash location suitable. Keep the closure area clean and avoid packing filled bags against sharp equipment.
I would choose the standard Double Doodie bags for a compatible toilet used by one person or for shorter trips. A family setup may benefit from comparing the Plus version, which uses a different capacity and includes Bio-Gel.
The strongest reason to buy these is having a consistent bag routine matched to the toilet. That is more useful than saving a little space with liners that don't fit or close the way you expected.
Other Options to Compare
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