Indoor composting toilet

Exploring a composting toilet for your van or home? My OGO Composting Toilet installation steps, my experience, and pros and cons.

Composting dry toilets can easily be made for indoors use. Read the pros and cons of dry composting toilets in indoor use.

For those who are on the fence, and aren’t quite sure why a composting toilet is such a good idea, we’ve compiled a list of five excellent reasons why you should consider making the switch.

The WooWoo GT is a low-maintenance, high capacity batch composting toilet system ideal for campsites, glamping locations, forest schools, allotments and community gardens. It's completely off-grid and needs no water or electricity so can be installed in locations many other systems cannot.

The main problem with composting toilets, as it pertains to vanlife, is that they don’t create compost fast enough. Turning human waste into compost that is safe and non-toxic takes time and a delicate balance of the right conditions.

A DIY composting toilet is a great solution for temporary disasters or long-term off-grid living. Here's how to build one and how to use it.

once ready, the composted material can be transferred to the roof garden where aromatic plants with fragrant flowers grow.

If you follow these 5 steps you can significantly reduce the bad smell that emanates from your pit toilet.

Find out exactly how our Clivus Multrum composting, waterless toilet systems work. We go into the science of waterless loos.

Harvest Moon has launched Luna, a composting toilet that turns human waste into soil and fertiliser, at Stockholm Furniture Fair.