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A new test report from the Fraunhofer IVV continues to demonstrate the superiority of Clesana’s bag films over the LooSeal brand films with regard to oxygen and water vapor permeability.

Clesana is opening a new chapter in sanitary hygiene. With the Clesana X1, the Swiss company presents a new toilet system – uncompromising, mobile and completely independent.

Ten years of research, countless setbacks – and a clear vision: with the new Bio High-Barrier Foil Liner, Clesana has reached a technological milestone. From concept to market launch, this development proves that hygiene, sustainability and innovation do not have to be mutually exclusive.

The new bio high-barrier foil liner is the result of years of research, dedication and technical perfection, combining sustainability and safety.

The accessory product Anti-Slip 2.0 is a well-designed solution for reducing liner consumption that may occur with extended use of the Clesana C1.

Chemical toilets are the most commonly used toilet systems in motorhomes, campervans and caravans. They are often considered unhygienic and are said to have a negative impact on the environment. But is that really true? This article compares the chemical toilet with its alternative – the Clesana C1 sealing toilet.

A comparison of chemical, macerating and sealing toilets in terms of their water consumption, exemplified with clear and comprehensible calculation examples.

Traveling self-sufficiently also means keeping a close eye on your camper’s power usage. The Clesana C1 sealing toilet is ideal for supporting independent travel but requires electricity for the sealing process, it’s important to know how much energy the Clesana C1 uses—and how much difference the Clesana Power Management makes.

The MARU MOBI of our Japanese partner ToyFactory, which was awarded the “Smart award for disaster protection” shows the positive impact of Clesana‘s sealing toilet C1 in emergency situations.

A new chapter at Dethleffs: For the first time, the leisure vehicle manufacturer from Isny ​​/ Allgäu is expanding its model range to include a motorhome with all-wheel drive. And with Clesana C1.

A test report from the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging (IVV) confirms the superiority of Clesana’s bagging films over those used by competitors in terms of oxygen and water vapor permeability. The results clearly indicate that, regarding odor and liquid barriers, the film used by Clesana is the clear winner.