Yes. These barrier liners are designed for safe disposal in household rubbish. Always dispose of waste responsibly, in line with local council regulations, with respect and care for others.

No. Barrier liners must be placed in a general waste (red lid bin). The Clesana C1 is a chemical-free toilet and uses barrier film to hygienically seal waste and should not go in green bins.

Yes. At room temperature, the bags remain odour-proof for 2–4 weeks. In hotter
conditions (above 30°C), we recommend disposal within 48 hours.

Yes, once the sealing cycle is complete, the toilet is ready to use again.

Yes. The C1 can hygienically seal feminine products, nappies, and even food scraps —
making it ideal for off-grid and caravan toilet use. Avoid inserting sharp objects or hot ashes, and don’t exceed the fill line.

Yes. The Clesana C1 waterless toilet operates on 12V DC. It is not compatible with 240V mains power unless a validated converter is used.

The C1 supports up to 150kg when the lid is closed.

Yes. The C1 is a great cassette toilet alternative and can replace many existing models. Some layouts may require minor modifications — see our install guide or speak with a certified installer.

Not directly. The C1 requires a validated converter for mains use, and none have been certified for long-term 240V operation at this stage.

Yes. The C1 can be powered by a mobile 12V battery system. It’s not a portable toilet
in the traditional sense, but a fixed, battery-compatible unit suitable for mobile setups.

No. You can use the toilet multiple times per bag as long as you don’t exceed the fill line.

Not required, but helpful. The absorber turns liquids into gel for easier handling and better hygiene — especially when using the same bag overnight.