Compost outhouse

Building an outhouse because I am incredibly frugal to keep the mess out of the house and to save on electricity and water

What is a composting toilet? How our DIY composting toilet system was built and how it works for our cabin and campsites on the CSC land.

This winter—due to a very of-the-moment yearning for lagom-like comfort and also for new places to explore that aren't my apartment—I've been thinking a lo

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.

By Laurie Harris There are many reasons why a sawdust (or wood shavings) compost outhouse would make a great consideration for your farm or ranch. Whether you host events and may be looking for ways to accommodate guests, or merely could benefit from the advantages of an extra toilet in various

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.

Luxury compost toilet

Are you ready to overcome your fecaphobia and close the human nutrient loop? Start composting your own humanure today for a better, less polluted tomorrow!

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

A composting toilet is a type of dry toilet that uses no water for flushing and turns human waste into compost-like material. It is great for any place where there is no access to running water or connections to septic tanks or sewer systems. When researching different types of compost toilets for St Ives Community […]