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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on February 10, 2008
Meitivei (in Hebrew) has come up with a greener solution to the problem: a Composting toilet! Offered for both in-house and porta-potty use, it uses all-natural materials in order to "process" the waste. In the porta-potty version, unprocessed sawdust is used to bury the waste and it's scent, leaving only a "moist forest" smell. Hopefully, that smells better than the porta-potty's I've been in.
More info from , via Treehugger
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Vote for Composting Porta Potty:
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Rating: 9.00 out of 4 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
Techzilla
(02/10/08 12:13pm)
Response from:
Dameon Welch-Abernathy
(02/10/08 12:25pm)
I would hope they use some other stuff than sawdust, then. But I do have to give them credit for trying something different.
Response from:
porta potty rental
(08/27/09 4:40pm)
I'm not a fan of the sawdust compost...you should check the units that convert waste to ash.
Response from:
Porta Potty
(08/27/09 4:42pm)
I'm not a fan of the sawdust compost...you should check the units that convert waste to ash.
Response from:
Tech|noob
I bet you didn't realize exactly how much water your toilet uses. In Israel, conventional toilets
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I was on several fires at a lumber company that covered over sawdust after the state said they couldn't burn it any more. Gophers and snakes would burrow right to the pile giving it an ample source of air to ignite.