Composting toilets

What’s the main advantage of building your own DIY composting toilet?🤔 Whew, that’s impossible to answer, because it’s a different reason for any unique setup out there. Maybe it’s the affordability, or matching the style to your home. Maybe it’s the size or making it accessible to unique living situations. Or it’s the possibility to customize your toilet to fit your preferences in terms of using and emptying it. Like piping your liquids outside to a bigger, more accessible urine jug.

For me, it was never a question—composting toilet all the way! But I'll be honest, the environmental benefits were not at the forefront of my mind when I made that decision. Not many things gross me out, but the idea of dealing with a black tank makes me truly queasy. I also wanted to cut down on the list of things...

If you are planning on building a DIY composting toilet, definitely read these tips first to avoid the same mistakes I did!

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The main problem with composting toilets, as it pertains to vanlife, is that they don’t create compost fast enough. Turning human waste into compost that is safe and non-toxic takes time and a delicate balance of the right conditions.

The Air Head Composting Toilet is a convenient installation for mobile lifestyles and adventuring escapades because it eliminates the need for water flushing. It is easy to use, has a female-friendly design, and is water efficient, making it suitable for standard home use.

One of the first things we did before we began our adventures was to pull out our RV toilet and install a […]

Throne composting toilets have components for both DIY composting toilets and ready-to-use systems. Upgrade your off-grid property today!

This DIY composting toilet is not just incredibly pretty to look at, it's also diverting the urine directly to an exterior tank! Style and functionality, thanks to the THRONE composting toilet DIY bundle!

If you have a continuous cycle #compostingtoilet there is typically a tray in the bottom of the composting toilet that you can pull out to #empty. #Compost made from #humanwaste loses much of its bulk so you will only need to empty the tray every couple of months depending on the usage of the #toilet.