Composting toilet

To pick the right DIY composting toilet for you, consider your building skills, budget, and which of our ideas would be the most feasible for you.

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.

The day has finally come…our composting toilet is here! Though we knew we’d likely switch to a composting toilet when we bought Rhiannon, we didn’t actually plan for it at the time. It was later we realized that our bathroom was way too small, and we'd have to buy a different RV to make our compos

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...

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

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.

Do you want to create a DIY composting toilet? If yes, here is a complete guide on everything you need to know when designing a composting toilet.

Find out exactly how our Clivus Multrum composting, waterless toilet systems work. We go into the science of waterless loos.

It’s come time to select a toilet for our new build. In our first Mavis, we installed a regular black water toilet. We loved it and had no real problems with it. It never smelled, it never leaked, it never did anything except what it was supposed to do. The most we ever lasted without ... Read more