Toilet is in the bag

A German company invents the first mobile toilet that can fit into a women's bag, allowing users to use it anytime they want.

The company said the product, " Ladybag, " would end the impatient wait in public toilets, or suffer from unsanitary conditions in crowded places.

The mobile tubule consists of a plastic bag attached with an internal polymer, turning the urine into a gel. When folded, it will fit in a chocolate bar, the bag is very pink and can be used when sitting or standing.

Toilet portable. (Photo: Kets)

Decorated with a leaf, this toilet bag also features a printed image on the bottom. In addition it can hold up to 1.2 liters of liquid.

Inventor Eva Tinter of German magazine Der Spiegel said: " The product can be used in the car or at outdoor events when you do not want to queue.You can hide behind the public toilet and use it ".

The gel also works to prevent odor and the bag can be decomposed in the trash, not harmful to the environment. The bag is recommended for one use only and costs £ 11.27 including a pack of 3 bags.