Why Composting Toilets

At a practical level, composting toilets are hygienic, odourless, low maintenance, cost-effective, look comfortable in the bathroom, and save approximately 60,000L of fresh drinkable water per household, annually, from needlessly going down the drain.

By being waterless, composting toilets convert what would otherwise be widely dispersed pollution into a safe, natural humus soil. They just make sense. There is no need to combine two individually recyclable resources, water and excreta, only to then go through the expensive and somewhat ineffective process of separating the two later. It is counterintuitive.

Many People Have Chosen Them for the Following Reasons

Practical, Environmental, and Commercial Sense

Composting toilets are not only about environmental values. They are also about practicality, cost, site reality, and the ability to match a more suitable sanitation system to the way a property is actually used.

In the right application, composting toilets can reduce infrastructure demand, avoid unnecessary water use, simplify wastewater planning, and provide a clean, modern, and workable result for both permanent and intermittent-use sites.