Update on Composting Toilet
hello Mag, i read your march 2005 article on the composting toilet. i tried to find some follow-up material on it, concerning your installation and experience(s) with it, but couldn't find anything further on your toolgirl website (maybe i didn't do a good enough job of looking, eh?) i'm just curious how it went. was it worth what you paid for it? how was the installation? did it work according to the propaganda? are you satisfied with it? will you keep it? thanks. christopher Dear Christopher, Thanks for asking. Every morning I hot-foot it up the hill from the writing studio to the house to use the bathroom. At least twice. I have a number of reasons: I'm afraid that the lovely, pristine, waterless, non-electric Envirolet composting unit is still in its box in the garage. I have a number of excuses. As it happens, there have been legitimate distractions this summer including carpenter ants, roof repairs and a raccoon that tunnelled under the floor of the cabin and had to be evicted. (TIP: Tune the radio to headbanger rock 'n' roll 24 hours a day. If that doesn't work, give all visiting male friends and relatives lots of beer and persuade them to urinate around the edges of the cabin. An old mammalian trick I learned from an old mammal - Farley Mowat.) As soon as the bathroom floor is in and the French drain is sitting pretty, I will post an arty photographic essay of the composting toilet installation.
I am looking at self-contained, waterless composting toilets for my home. How was your experience with your composting toilet?
Posted by: CJH | April 13, 2007 at 11:54 PM