Kalencom Potette Plus Potty Seat Liners with Magic Disappearing Ink, 30 Count

These have been an absolute lifesaver for my potty learning toddler! I use these with the Graco Twisting Travel Potty and they are amazing. I wasnt too happy with the Potette; the lack of height and the work to get the liners on wasnt favorable, but it did work for us before we found the other one and is a great product. The Graco is higher, adjustable and takes one second to put these liners in, which is a plus when you have a toddler that really needs to go. The liner bags have very long handles which makes it very easy tie them up for a leak proof seal, meaning the smell. The liquid is absorbed in the pad in the bottom within seconds then you just take the bag out, tie and dispose, so simple! I dont think I would have made it through potty learning with my now three-year-old without these liners and a travel potty. We still bring the travel potty and these liners if we are going to the beach or somewhere that doesnt have easy toilet access, the potty fits right in a small to medium size tote for easy portability. The price seems to be the main complaint in the negative reviews but it varies and is usually $10-$15 for 30 liners which is completely worth it considering Ive only ever purchased one package as we dont use the potty often enough to go through them that fast. So the price point is OK for us. I suppose you could just use an old shopping bag but sometimes they get holes in them and I would want to avoid that mess personally, but it is doable I suppose. Overall excellent product when combined with a portable travel potty. Pros: Small and compact Absorbent pad attached Long handles for a tight seal when tied shut Easy to use Cons: Scented is not truly scented at all, these have no smell (this could be a pro if you dislike scents)

These liners work well. My little one is not as keen to sit on these as he is to sit on the reusable liner, but I find these very convenient when were on the go and do not have the option of a rest room. I wasnt sure about a portable potty with disposable liners, but I have been proven wrong. They are infinitely better than some public washrooms, port-a-potties, or using the bush/diaper while out hiking during potty training.

See our review under the Blika folding toilet seat. We made a urine-separating camping toilet for use in a pop-up privacy tent. See photos showing the Potette liner held in place with bungee balls, small Velcro straps, and a two-loop piece of elastic. The funnel at the front takes the pee into the 1-gallon jug. The bag is used for #2 only when we have a gut rush and might not make it to the campground john.

At first glance, one might not think these to be essential. But trust me. They have paid for themselves in convenience many times over. We use the Potette potty in the car together with these bags. Theyre great because they can hold a lot and they tie up to be thrown away easily, or if I cant throw it away immediately, I toss it in a big ziploc bag to contain odor. I hardly ever had to take my potty training toddler to a nasty public restroom because this system was so convenient. We travel by car a lot, so it has been great. Awesome product.

Potty training is the pits, so I jump at anything that helps the whole process. Being a mother of 4, including a newborn, and trying to potty my third just before heading on a long trip was maybe not the best plan, but my sister-in-law had a traveling potty for her son, so I thought wed try it out. My first 2 were girls, and were relatively easy to train. But my son was not easy. When he had to go, he had to go RIGHT THEN! The potty chair I purchased came with some of these, so I bought some more as replacements. We love them! The first time we used this, we had pulled over to the side of the road off an exit because he just couldnt make it further. It was quick and easy to put on the potty, and I just tied it up and threw it away at the next stop. No leaking, no mess anywhere! I was shocked. A few months after tha trip, I still had it in the car and we were meeting up with some friends. We were in a hurry to get going somewhere that didnt have a bathroom, and of course my son decided he had to go right when we got there. He used the potty and I forgot to clean it up. We werent gone long, and I remembered the minute we got back, and I was so nervous the whole van was going to reek. I was shocked that not only was there no scent, but it had absorbed all the urine! I know others mentioned you could use disposable bags with towels lining them, but these must have the absorbers like in diapers, because they are extremely absorbant! Its been several months now, and we still keep this in the van for emergency uses. Highly recommended!

I love using this with the potty seat but wish they werent so pricey. i will use these when Im too lazy to make my own out of plastic bags and paper towels (yeah Im that person). But seriously I have a hard time paying that much to have it peed away. So when I find time to zone out and watch a show, I will make a batch so I can feel better about not peeing on money. Good product otherwise.

These (along with the travel potty) are a GOD SEND for our family. If any of your parents have a child who is newly potty trained, its a full on emergency when your little one announces that they have to GO. Having this travel potty system is SO great - if were driving and we need to pull over quickly, or find a spot for the kids to go if were at a park or somewhere that a bathroom is not close. Easy to use, the kids love it, and the absorbent padding help keep all the waste in one area, easily thrown away once your child is done.

My son was potty training and we had to go on a 9 hr roadtrip so while searching for ways to make the process more smooth and to avoid taking him to public restrooms I found these. We simply brought his small home potty (it has a bottom part and a top that you detach to dump out) and when he had to go we would stop at a rest stop, place the bag over the seat part of the potty, then dispose of the bag. If you are in a similar situation, I would recommend practicing at home for a few days. We practiced for two days and even then he was a little hesitant/weirded out by going potty with a bag over the seat at first. The bags have a small absorption pad inside which is a huge plus.

We have used the Potette for several years. It was wonderful for car travel as we never needed to worry about dirty restrooms or lack of facilities and when our little one was still using small training potties, it was perfect for travel. It is easy to set up and the bags are easy to dispose of. We use it on the floor in the back or front of the car. Also, can be taken into a restroom and set up on the floor if needed. It is a bit unstable as a topper for a toilet though and needs to be supervised by an adult for that use. The liners are excellent and we have never had an leaky one. The pad on the bottom isnt really very absorbent though and we always put a few tissues in the bottom to absorb extra moisture before tying and disposing of them. Even after a little one is ready to use big people potties, this is still a very useful potty for travel. Highly recommended.

I love the product I use it for traveling with my family and my daughter like it