Urinoir enfant

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Urinal for my son's potty training. The base is crafted from wood, featuring a plywood plate and a piece of broom handle embedded within. The urinal itself consists of the bowl, a component that fits snugly over the base (glued securely underneath), and two decorative "eyes" that add a playful touch. Together, they form a frog shape, a testament to my son's creative imagination. After each use, I lift the bowl off the base by its top rim, empty it, rinse it clean, and then replace it on the base. We chose not to install an automatic drainage system, as we felt it would be overly complicated (and potentially hazardous). Fortunately, this approach proved pedagogically effective for my son, although the bowl's capacity did eventually reach its limits. Made entirely from PETG, the urinal is a sturdy and durable creation. To ensure a watertight seal between the layers, I applied a flame to the bottom of the bowl using a torch, carefully welding each layer together. And to our delight, it worked perfectly!