An interesting toilet
After seeing BigBlue12's post on the Amerigo toilet question, it made me think of something I saw this week. I'm about to purchase another sailboat, and this one has a unique toilet that I'd never ...
Forum Discussion
My understanding is that the fully composted solid waste can be spread on the ground, as it is now soil/fertilizer. If it is not fully composted yet, you can put it in a plastic bag and put it in any dumpster. I don't think you ever would try putting the solid down a toilet...imagine trying to flush soil..?
The liquid on the other hand looks to be very clean. The typical holding tanks I've seen are only like 2 gallons. Dumping 2 gallons in an easy-to-handle container of only liquid into a toilet should be easy and hard to make a mess of.
Cassette toilets on the other hand, I can completely understand your reservation to not wanting people dumping those in your toilets. However, with enough practice and care, it is also quite clean.
The liquid on the other hand looks to be very clean. The typical holding tanks I've seen are only like 2 gallons. Dumping 2 gallons in an easy-to-handle container of only liquid into a toilet should be easy and hard to make a mess of.
Cassette toilets on the other hand, I can completely understand your reservation to not wanting people dumping those in your toilets. However, with enough practice and care, it is also quite clean.
