Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can a compost/camping toilet fit inside and would that work ok for a pop-up outhouse?
Document: Purchased this item to use as a portable outhouse while camping and I would not recommend it. There is absolutely no ventilation, so needless to say I was suffocating everytime I had to go inside it. Also, be sure to practice folding it to store back in the carrying bag because doing so felt like a wrestling match for me and my husband (I don't think it can be folded by one person). There are no instuctions with the item but thank goodness we had internet on our phones and found a Youtube video instuctioning us on how to fold it up or we would have left it behind.
Perfect size for a portable outhouse. Will never fit back in the carriing bag. No instructions, like how to fold up. Would be nice to have a door that will close without having to zip.
Iam not pleased with the quality of the material, you can see shadows of the people inside(we only used it for changing clothes). When I went to put it back in the bag, it was ripped, not sure if it was like that when I got it or putting it back into the bag, so the material isn't sturdy. It did pop up quickly and easily and went closed fairly easily after figuring out how it closes, no instructions enclosed. It will work for what I need on the beach.
I believe  it would be faster to just a-star all the items , but now you want answers....Never the less I've only used the pop-up and toilet seat thus far one time...when it was hot,.... And it was great I got a lot of Q/A from poeple whom never seen any thing like this....and it worked well for me ..I had to much stuff in back sack with tent and broke it. Then purchased a art bag that we big enough to carry it all and fail there also....so in the market for a new bag..The other items will have to wait till next summer!!!
it should not be advertise for shower because there is no hook, o-ring or anything on inside for hook-up. also there is no type of ventilation screening for air flow if being used for toilet. great for changing. needs some modifications to be multi-purpose
This will work great for camping, however it did not come with any instructions. Which wouldn't be an issue except there is a specific way to fold it back up which I found on google. Otherwise it is very nice.
No chafing for us... he he). The bag has some rudimentary backpack-like straps, but they are barely long enough for an adult. The only thing missing is a floor, but I brought a large plastic bag to stand on last time, and it worked great. I am going to buy a small, thick tarp, and cut a small square out of it, so that we can use it as a more permanent floor (it will also fit nicely in the tent's bag). All in all, this pop up tent is a brilliant purchase, especially if, like us, you like going places where you will be changing in and out of a swimsuit.
I wanted an easy to set up, inexpensive tent for a changing room when camping in my van. This little tent fit the bill. It practically sets itself up. However, there were no instructions on how to refold it and get it back in the bag and that took a few attempts to figure it out. Also it was advertised to come with stakes and none were included but for the price I couldn't kick.
We are constantly going to lakes, rivers and the ocean, and more often than not there isn't a good place to change into, and out of, our swimsuits. For a little while, I was taking a small camping tent with me, but it was just too much effort setting it up and taking it down just to change. Finally, after looking around for a bit, I found this VERY clever little pop up tent. It is BRILLIANT!! It sets up in seconds, and then folds back down in seconds again (be sure to watch the videos that show you how to fold it, before you pop it open!)
I bought this for a camping trip this past summer. I was about 2 months pregnant, and I found myself using the bathroom quite a bit. usually while camping I tend to get really cold at night and there for more trips to the camp bathroom in the middle of the night. So I gave this a shot, and bought the portable toilet. Set it up behind our tent and it worked WONDERS!!! Even my mother enjoyed having the portable potty near by. Easy to set up, a bit difficult to fold, but well worth  it.
Answer: yes