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Non stick pot for a lovable loo?

 
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I know, non stick coatings are the devil. But there are ceramic coatings now. Would this be helpful for emptying and cleaning a lovable loo?
 
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I would say no due to cost concerns, availability and need. Plastic pails are cheap, available in the size needed and work quite well. If it's not broken.....
 
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