Kaneko Sangyo unveils portable toilet for car passengers

Kaneko Sangyo unveils portable toilet for car passengers

NAGOYA, Japan - Kaneko Sangyo Co. said Oct. 23 it has developed a portable toilet for use inside a car that totally conceals the user with a curtain. The new ''Kurumarukun'' toilet is the first ever model of its kind small enough to fit inside a car, the Aichi Prefecture-based manufacturer of plastic car accessories said.

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