Separett vs nature's head

Urine is directed to a storage container or a grey-water drain. Solids drop into a bucket where they are typically covered with peat moss. Disposing of the relatively dry solids perhaps once a month is straightforward. No matter what their marketing material says.

And it is not, in itself a solution to the sanitation problem. In the humanure handbook, Joseph Jenkins explains that the composting process is very slow at room temperature. We basically decided to buy the Airhead. A quick overview of two compost toilet designs and which one we like better. There are technically more compost toilet options on the market, but these two appear to be the most popular among RV.

There is NO odor in the van, but we’re not saying the solid tank produces ZERO odor. This means that there is a separate container for liquid waste, making it completely safe for you and your environment. This has largely resulted from too much liquid mixed with solids.

Separett – urine is diverted in the bowl. With too much moisture you don’t get compost – you get a stinking mass of raw sewage! By separating the urine from the solids these toilets solve this problem – resulting in odor free, trouble free composting.

This waterless toilet has been created by one of the most popular brands around. A third option is to connect it to your gray water system. Common pages User manuals Films Brochures Warranty.

Composting toilets provide a viable solution in many instances. A true composting toilet produces a safe, non-toxic final product that can be placed on ornamental plants. No expensive or energy intensive treatment is require and no toxic sludge is produced.

The toilet is self-containe urine diverting and the waterless operation allows for ease of use for many applications. This eco friendly toilet with its. The urine separator is placed under the toilet seat with . We got the fan on the top of the vent pipe instead of the V -cap. Natures Head model especially as it . This is called a “dry” composting toilet because the urine is diverted from the solid waste to keep the dry compost from becoming too wet.

They keep liquid and solid waste separate and don. If you are in need of a compost toilet for your cottage or small house, then this product is a good option. This composting toilet has a capacity for people. It is simple and easy to install.

That is the stronger, nicer, 1 leak proof now and forever (and vastly more expensive) way to make a toilet. The Boon Jon is held down with little rope ties, rather than stainless steel L brackets as with the other toilets. Super easy to install. Liquid and solid chambers store about 1. Elongated seat for maximum comfort. Waste containers do not have a li so empty them carefully.

Best Bang for the Buck. This is a permanently mountable composting toilet that is. The real difference between the two is the type of handle used for stirring the compost.

One has a space-saving spider handle, and one has a standard crank handle.