It can be very inconvenient for a lady if you have to pee, but the good news is that you can now relief yourself, anytime, anywhere.
A German company has developed a pocket urinal device that can be fitted into a woman’s handbag so they can use it whenever they need it. The “Ladybag” will reduce long queues and having to “do it” in filthy public toilets, wasted time, and having to pee in a yoghurt pot in the car on a highway, the company claims.
This mobile toilet is filled with a plastic bag filled with absorbent polymers that will turn urine into a type of gel. This toilet, which is ingeniously disguised as a leaf, is the size of a chocolate bar when folded, and it has a wide pink seat that can be used squatting, sitting, or standing and has graphic instructions printed on the bottom of the seat.
The gel is designed to absorb half a litre of liquid, but the bag itself can hold 1.25L for emergencies.
Inventor Eva Tinter said: “It can be used in cars, or at open-air festivals when you don’t want to queue. You can just nip around the back of the toilet and use this.”
However, the Ladybag is recommended for a one-time use, and it comes in a bag of three for $22USD.
“The gel prevents unpleasant smells and the bag can be disposed of in rubbish bins,”
Strangely, the company has already sold over 20,000 through pharmacies and the internet since it was developed last October.
“We’ve had orders from all over the world. Every glove compartment should have one,” Tinter said.
The “Roadbag” for men was launched in 2007.
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