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While you're on the road, you're gonna need some way to manage your toileting needs. Why not do so in a comfortable and eco-friendly manner?

Want to install a composting toilet upstairs or in a basement? You can! The best solution for installation below/above the ground floor is a self-contained zero leachate system.

Got no power or minimal power on site? No worries - a composting toilet is still an option!

If you have a urine-collecting system in which urine is gathered in a container separate to the composting chamber, you will need to dispose of the urine manually once your container is full.

Leachate, urine-diversion, urine-collection, etc, etc... So many terms, so many systems, so what actually happens with the urine?

The manner in which you empty a composting toilet will depend on the model of your toilet.

To ensure your toilet is performing at its best, it's recommended you stick to a regular maintenance schedule.

With a bit of water and a few sprays of Nature Flush Enzymes, keeping your composting toilet clean is easy as pie!

If you have a self-contained system that requires frequent emptying, it is WCTNZ recommended practice to set up a secondary treatment system in which the compost can mature prior to burial.

When the time comes to empty your composting chamber, what do you do with its contents?