Pee Standing Up

The P-Mate is a portable urinating device that allows women to urinate standing up wherever and whenever they need to, without losing their dignity or risking unhygienic and unpleasant public restrooms. The P-Mate can be used during any activity where restroom facilities are less than desirable, or not available at all.

Have you ever found yourself in a dirty, unhygienic, port-a-potty?

Have you ever had a full bladder with no bathroom in sight?

Have you ever been afraid to pull down your pants to squat and pee and risk being seen?

Yes? Then the P-Mate is for you!

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Indian toilet’s can be hard to use especially for someone who isn’t familiar or acquainted to it.

So, here’s how you do it:

1. Lower yourself into a sitting position above the hole in the toilet

2. Sing a song or a tune and enjoy as you let it go!

3. Once your done, point the health faucet towards your bottom and press to release the water.

4. If a health faucet is not available, fill the bucket with water and pour a few mugs of water over your bottom till its clean.

5. It’s generally more hygenic to use running water rather than toilet paper.

6. In case your using toilet paper, make sure you dispose the used toilet paper into the dustbin and not into the toilet hole.

7. Fill the bucket with water and drain it into the hole so that all trace of the excreta gets drained!

That’s all there is to it!

Easy isn’t it?

Now, you can reduce all the hassles if your a female, by just using the P Mate which lets you Pee Standing Up like a guy!

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I have to admit… I was a little puzzled myself when I saw my first Chinese public toilet. The first thing that went through my mind was: “Are those ridged areas for my knees or my feet on each side?!”

If you’ve never seen one yourself, here’s a great example sent in by one of our customers:

Step-by-Step Guide to Using a Chinese Public Bathroom

1. Preparation
   Make sure you have tissues, sanitizer, and especially your P-Mate out of your bags. Post up your bags on the hooks, and if there are none provided make sure you have your bags securely fastened (duct tape?) so they don’t fall or swing out while you are relieving yourself.
2. Assume the Position
   As I soon learned, the ridges on either side of the bowl are for your feet (not your knees). Here’s the trick: unfasten your pants/shorts and lower both your trousers and your underwear at the same time. You’ll have to push them just past your knees, to that spot that allows them to sit fixed in that position. At this point, your fanny will be hanging in the wind so-to-speak, and you should be in a squatting position.

   If you have a P-Mate, you can skip this step, because you will you will be able to pee standing up normally.

3. Re-Alignment
   Before you let it go, you’ll need to make sure that you are as low as possible and that your pants (especially if they are baggy) are tucked up and in a position away from possible splash-back.

   If you have a P-Mate, you can skip this step, because you will you will be able to pee standing up normally.

4. Let it GO!
   Hopefully this process will take longer than reading these instructions, because at this point your legs are going to start to get sore. If there is a wall or a door, use that to support yourself.

   If you have a P-Mate, this step will be easy, as you won’t be hovering over the bowl and feeling your legs shake with strain!

5. Clean Up
   If there is a basket next to the bowl, like the one in the picture above, your tissues should go in there. If there isn’t a basket, then you simply dispose of the tissues down the bowl itself.

During your travels, pee standing up with the P-Mate.

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