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Shewee Portable Urinating Device For Women | 
 enlarge | Brand: Shewee
Category: Lawn & Patio
Buy New: £4.59
New (7) from £4.59
Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 14
Media: Misc.
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 1.4 x 2.6
MPN: SHEW01
EAN: 5060106080004
ASIN: B000NLU0EW
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | No more crossed legs or uncomfortable squatting. | | • | Maintain your privacy and banish bare bottoms! | | • | Stand up at public toilets to avoid unhygienic seats and smelly portable loos | | • | Hike/climb/ski/jog off the beaten track, miles from the nearest toilet | | • | Ideal for festivals! |
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Product Description
Shewee, the portable urinating device allows women to urinate whilst standing & without removing clothes. Great for camping, walking, skiing, climbing, traffic jams, travelling, unhygienic public toilets & much more. No more uncomfortable squatting or bare bottoms! Colour: Natural.. Weight: 17g. Length: 170mm . Width: 35mm. Material: Polypropylene.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 Freedom October 17, 2007
Mrs. C. M. Watson (Helensburgh, Scotland)
30 out of 31 found this review helpful
I bought this item on the spur of the moment whilst shopping in the Lake District. As we climbed our first hill the next day I packed it into the top of my ruck sack a bit unsure if I'd be able to use it or if it would work. Normally I'm running down the mountain, hiding behind a rock while my husband stands watch for passers by or exposing my rear to the midges but with the Shewee it offered easy to use complete freedom without exposing a jot. So good I'm now buying one for each of my daughters who both hate sitting down in public toilets. Really good to keep in your bag for all occasions anywhere.
life saver December 8, 2007
K. ARNOLD
8 out of 9 found this review helpful
Having had the joy having to pee behind a bush only to find that there was a CCTV camera pointing at it and imagining the security guys having a really good laugh about it later I bought myself one of these. I have since bought one for my mother, my cleaner, and half a dozen of my friends. I carry it around tucked in the bottom of my bag. No more trying to squat over disgusting public toilets. It's empowering. One of the best things ever invented!
Great for travelling or when you are immobile October 31, 2008
A. Leslie (Edinburgh, Scotland)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
First saw shewee on Dragon's Den and was intrigued and bought one for travelling through Asia where squat toilets are the norm. I did practice at first at home over the toilet and once I stopped laughing at peeing standing up, found it very helpful.
I have bad knees, so this was a god send in squat toilet countries, and since having had a knee op, I used it both in hospital and during rehab at home.
To the other reviewers who said it was 'rubbish', they should make sure that the SHEWEE is in fact the right way around before they use it, never caused me to leak everywhere. I used to have to use this and put it in a plastic food bag, but you can now buy containers for them from the official website.
Whole heartedly recommend.
Shewee - Practice first October 21, 2008
Coral (Lincolnshire UK)
not the easiest thing to use with trousers on....but it does work afer a bit of practice. You do need to press it firmly on to your body or you could get a leak... Pushing your hips forward and leaning forward also helps...once you have figured that out then it is definitely worth having. Definitely worth keeping in the car or athe bottom of your bag. I may get the extender as that may make it easier. I like travelling and have been in some awful loos and it doesn't bother me now. It is also very useful for avoiding the nettles and when there is not much cover.
 Hee Hee November 17, 2007
R. Byrne (Wales, UK)
14 out of 25 found this review helpful
Yeah well, this gadget was designed by a man - so... perfect it aint! I can't believe a more reliable "fit" cannot be achieved, there is something 'not quite right' about the design; however,I took it to Nepal and it was, if not a life-saver, certainly (with my own adaptations, monkey-like inventiveness, ability to use tools [sic] and some practice) a face saver and chronic kidney failure could well pass me by.
Handy too for less adventurous hikes etc., especially for those with dodgey knees who find it hazardous to squat-
Or for when there are no-choice venues like stinging nettle plantations or stinking latrines. It is possible to be standing behind hedges whistling, OK... and looking like a pratt... but that's better than showing your butt to all and sundry I think most would agree. On the other hand - if every woman catches on to this - well, everyone will guess what you're doing anyway...
Extra - breaking news...Oops - I stand corrected by a person whose gender is unknown, apparently a woman had a hand in it's design...(it's not the info I have on the box it came in...but what do I know, I'm just a woman... how many mixed gender people does it take to invent a bit a plastic tubing to pee thru...let me know if you think of a good enough answer]
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