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This week I’m going to talk all about composting toilets. Why they are great for survival situations and for normal times, to be honest. I’ve used a composting toilette for ten years now. So I have quite a bit of experience with them.
If you are not familiar with composting toilets they are a bucket with a toilet lid filled with sawdust. Many of them have a nice wooden box built around them. Mine included. You use the toilet like usual but instead of flushing, you throw in a handful of sawdust or two. Continue this until it’s full then dump it.
You have a few options when dumping it. Some people put a lid on the bucket and use a new one. Others choose to use a large trash can or barrel with a lid. once you fill it seal it for at least a year. After that year you can dump it out. Lastly, you can build an enclosure and dump it in there. Building two would be optimal. Fill up one then let it compost for a full year.
Why should you care about composting toilets even if you aren’t going to live off the grid? Backups are good. two is one one is none after all. If you are on a city sewer it can fail during some disasters. If you are on a septic tank there are situations when you would need to use one.
Couch potato Mike’s septic tank had an issue once that took a couple of weeks to get fixed and they had to use a composting toilet in the meantime. Having a composting toilet setup in your preps is a great one to have.
The discount code is PUNKSBACK this will get you a yearly membership for $30 instead of the normal $50. When it renews it will be $50.
Humanure Handbook
Five Gallon Bucket
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This week I’m going to talk all about composting toilets. Why they are great for survival situations and for normal times, to be honest. I’ve used a composting toilette for ten years now. So I have quite a bit of experience with them.
If you are not familiar with composting toilets they are a bucket with a toilet lid filled with sawdust. Many of them have a nice wooden box built around them. Mine included. You use the toilet like usual but instead of flushing, you throw in a handful of sawdust or two. Continue this until it’s full then dump it.
You have a few options when dumping it. Some people put a lid on the bucket and use a new one. Others choose to use a large trash can or barrel with a lid. once you fill it seal it for at least a year. After that year you can dump it out. Lastly, you can build an enclosure and dump it in there. Building two would be optimal. Fill up one then let it compost for a full year.
Why should you care about composting toilets even if you aren’t going to live off the grid? Backups are good. two is one one is none after all. If you are on a city sewer it can fail during some disasters. If you are on a septic tank there are situations when you would need to use one.
Couch potato Mike’s septic tank had an issue once that took a couple of weeks to get fixed and they had to use a composting toilet in the meantime. Having a composting toilet setup in your preps is a great one to have.
The discount code is PUNKSBACK this will get you a yearly membership for $30 instead of the normal $50. When it renews it will be $50.
Humanure Handbook
Five Gallon Bucket
Don’t forget to join in on the road to 1k! Help James Survivalpunk Beat Couch Potato Mike to 1k subscribers on Youtube
Join Our Exciting Facebook Group and get involved Survival Punk Punk’s
The post Composting Toilets for Survival | Episode 231 appeared first on Survivalpunk.
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