No plumbing toilet

by Kristina Von Kroug Republished from http://freerangequest.wordpress.com/ Living full-time on the road and in the woods has put our survive and thrive priorities up front – instead of paying someone else to take care of our needs, the basics take up a good chunk of our time. Shelter, food and water, hygiene, animal care, and the

Bathroom without plumbing & stink is possible!

What's the best way to go? We collected our readers' top composting toilet tips, to help you use your composting toilet cleanly, efficiently, and cheaply.

There are many scenarios where a regular flushable toilet isn’t suitable, for example, if you have an RV or live in an area where water pipes frequently freeze. Remote locations where plumbing isn’t accessible, or you need your toilet to be portable can also lead you to look into alternative options to toilets that use water to function. One of these options is an incinerating toilet, which offers numerous advantages to the user, as well as a few disadvantages.

An incinerating toilet, is a type of toilet that turns human excreta and urine into vapor and small amounts of sterile ash that can be easily disposed of. Also known as burner toilets, incinerator toi

How does a composting toilet work? A composting toilet breaks down human waste through aerobic decomposition instead of using water. Liquids and solids are

Do you have a random old toilet in your basement? No walls, maybe even no sink. Just sitting right out in the open? Wonder why it's there? Here's 3 reasons why.

Exploring a composting toilet for your van or home? My OGO Composting Toilet installation steps, my experience, and pros and cons.

Find out how to choose the best compost toilet for garden offices and garden buildings with advice and tips from industry leader WooWoo Waterless Toilets.