Compost Separating Toilet for UNDER $100

After many years using a chemical cassette toilet we've decided to move over to a home made composting toilet, mainly due to the fact that they are incredibly low maintenance and you can empty them pretty much anywhere!

↠ Urine separator: https://ebay.to/2BBDVDT
↠ Ply: https://bit.ly/2PvKc72
↠ Pocket hole jig: https://amzn.to/2MQFqmp
↠ Toilet seat: https://amzn.to/2wkIYTp
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↠ Bucket: https://bit.ly/2OYNEGq
↠ Handles: https://bit.ly/2OYRMWW

FAQ about the composting toilet:

1. Why is it so low?!

So it can fit under our bench :)

2. Most composting toilets have urine and faeces in the same container. Why are you separating them?

Keeping them separate allows for us to empty the urine regularly as it will fill up faster than faeces. It can also help keep the smell down if they're separated.

3. Where can you empty it?

You can either bag it and bin it (it's the same as binning nappies, cat litter or dog poo), or dig a deep enough hole and bury it. OR if you have the option you can compost it - we will compost it on our land but won't be able to do that on the road. There are more technical toilets that compost it over a number of months, but for our basic loo we have to empty it instead.

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