DIVERTING TOILETS
Waterless Urine-only Toilets • Waterless Urine Diverting Composting Toilets
Urine Diverting Flush Toilets
Waterless Urine-Only Toilets
”Cinderella” waterless urinal toilet
Waterless Urine Diverting Composting Toilets
REPORT FROM THE BARNSTABLE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT:
…“waterless urine-diverting eco-toilet systems reduced the nitrogen in the septic tank effluent by 90% and reduced the phosphorus in the septic tank effluent by 99%.”
A composting toilet saves 6000 gallons of water/person/year.
Separett “Villa”
Separett waterless urine diverting composting toilet -Solid waste is collect in bucket under seat or in
a modular bin in the floor below for further treatment -Urine is stored in a small tank inside or a container in a basement or outside https://separett.com
Hybrid Separett/Full Circle urine-diverting composting toilet
It combines a waterless, urine-diverting toilet from Sweden, and a modular-bin composting system from Vermont. The result is an eco-toilet that is pleasant for the user, waterless, urine-diverting, energy efficient, meets high sanitation standards, is easy to use and maintain, and recovers virtually all the nutrients.
Separette Villa 9220
This Urine-Diverting (UD) toilet has 2 compartments. The front for urine and the back for feces, toilet paper, pine wood shavings and if desired, paper towels and facial tissue. The toilet has a cover (guard) over the chute when not in use, that opens when someone sits on the toilet seat. The guard screens the chute from view and prevents objects from falling in.
After each deposit of feces, one half cup of pine wood shavings is put into the chute. This improves the composting process.
Full Circle Composting System
This system is a series of interchangeable wheeled composting containers located on the floor below the bathroom, typically in the basement.
When the active container fills, it is disconnected from chute, capped, set aside nearby, connected to aeration, and allowed to compost for further retention time.
Extremely low operating cost. Electricity per year to operate 2 toilets costs $40.15. Cost to remove nitrogen is only $1/per pound , compared to $180-700+/pound with an I/A septic systems and $ 300+/pound with a sewer systems. Our savings also include 4000 gallons less water purchased and continuous supply of free fertilizer.
A New, User-Friendly, Urine Diverting,
Waterless, Composting Eco-Toilet
Urine Diverting Flush Toilets
Wostman “Eco Flush”” Urine diverting flush toilet
Only urine-diverting flush toilet available in the USA (imported)
Urine is diverted, solid wastes are flushed
Urine is piped to storage container in a basement or outside
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