The technology for porta-potties has moved up another notch with the Comfort Station. The new product from Porta-John Systems, Inc., is said to be better than bathrooms in many people's homes.

On the outside it looks like an ordinary porta-potty, only a little bigger. On the inside it looks like a restroom you might find in someone's home. It's got a real ceramic toilet, that flushes with fresh water. It's got a ceramic sink, soap and towel dispenser, coat and purse hook, and even a mirror.

Better yet, it doesn't store the waste inside the porta-potty like others. The waste is flushed outside into a holding tank, septic field, or tapped right into the sewer. The fresh water is supplied by a garden hose.

Earl Braxton, the inventor of the Comfort Station has set them up at fairs and festivals, and placed them next to conventional porta-potties, and charged people $1.00 to use them, and made a bundle of cash off of them.