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 […]

Need to build an outdoor toilet? Learn the pros and cons of a pit toilet, bucket toilet, dry toilet, or self-contained composting toilet.

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.

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

The Kazuba KL1 is a compact waterless compost toilet that is entirely off-grid and self-contained. Urine is evaporated due to the clever design so with no discharges to the ground, it can be installed in situations that many other compost toilets cannot. Ideal for allotments, community gardens, golf-courses, national parks and remote amenity sites.

Harvest Moon, a Swedish bathroom brand, has launched Luna, a waterless toilet that helps turn waste into soil and fertilizer. Luna composting toilet was showcased at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2024. It is a stylish and comfortable toilet that apart from guaranteeing great hygiene, ensures eco-friendly disposal of human waste. The development of Luna took five years and both eco-friendly credentials and user experience were considered during its creation.

Here are some ideas for an outdoor shower enclosure. Hopefully, this guide will help you find one with the aesthetic you are looking for.

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

Chances are good that if you are reading this, you learned from a young age how to pee in the woods. Now, we are about to suggest you to use a bucket, yes, even in