Welp..my only disappointment is with the urine. It kust seems to have problem evaporating liquid, but that is because surface heat can burn solids but cannot readily get the pan hot enough to boil and evaporate urine. That needs to be done by heating the bottom of the pan like boiling water on the stove (however I have secured a netter option). BUT i will say this, for what I can do with the unit it works great on #2 with paper NOT wipes, but paper. The ash works great for garden and other fertilizer uses, because it is completely sanitized. Hope this helps.

The idea behind this is to have a beautiful way to preserve the wood for a very long time. I believe the poly urethane will not hold up, outside, exposed to weather too long before it needs to be re-coated. Please advise.

Just a thought but had you had a 4th board that was not burnt for reference for us to see the amount of color that came out, it would help. I may need to ‘sell’ this idea to my wife.

Which method would prevent the least amount of dust from getting onto your clothes if you sit against it? Or what extra steps would you do to prevent the black dust from getting on your clothes?

You’re taking a toxic chemical bath with all that pressure treated wood! Use cedar please

Woah, thanks for the succinct information! My husband and I lived in our tiny house for 3 years with the $5 bucket "composting" toilet system with standard facilities nearby. Now, 5 years later, we are looking to move back into our tiny house again, this time with kids and off grid! I will definitely be looking into incinerating toilets. Thanks for the tip!

very nice, thanks!

Does it need 240 Volt electricity oer 120V regular house hold current?

Shittt...i might just get me one

Can polyurethane be applied after applying tar for termite protection?

What size is the trailer

Sorry to be commenting on a 3 year old video lol But would you still recommend this today? My thought is to install an incinerator toilet in a semi truck. The Cinderella brand offers a travel model, will this cheaper one be alright bumping around nearly 24/7?

Does it use up much electricity? I ned to get one for my garage bathroom. Garage is remodeled into a bedroom. One person will be using it daily.

was wondering of you used a wire wheel on a drill and went lightly rather than a wire brush or would you get swirl marks anybody know?

How hard is it on your electric bill $ and how much do the liners cost ?

I'm a beekeeper, so I use raw limeseed oil mixed with beeswax and like the way that looks... medium to heavy burn unless it's eastern cedar with a nice grain pattern.

I've charred the handle of a hand-tool of mine, but for the next step I was thinking if maybe a mixture of vegetable oil and ethanol could work for sealing the wood. Could it be possible?

If its still that clean after 5+ years without maintenance im sold. I’d rather spend the 5grand on this rather than a whole septic system

About how much surface area do you do with a standard propane tank?

Where do I order I want one since 2007 Prox even now no info to own

I have been asked ng for info for over 12 years .there are a lot of different names🌎

The mid burn with linseed oil is awesome.

Super excited to install in our tiny house. My husband just found one, new in box, for $200 at an estate sale!🎉

Why did the term 'sho sugi ban' spread? In Japanese it's "yaki sugi" 😅. I wonder if google translate got it wrong?

Is this the same technique you would used for burred 4x4 Douglas fir posts?

Great information so pretty.

I was replacing old deck boards and found the foundation boards rotten, no termites. Should I oil the support boards before and after burning? No for looks but for long lasting.

should the oil be put on first?

For long term preservation outside, should the char or ash be left on and tung oil applied? I am making trellises for outdoor use- veggie supports. Thank you!

Awesome! Great video! Thank you for walking us thru it. I subscribed!

Does the incinolator mean you can’t use it for 90 minutes while it’s incinerating? Sorry, confused.

Could I heat a coil kit with the burners instead? I'm under a redwood tree

Great comparison video thanks for sharing! Working on a chicken coop with shou sugi ban finish right now. One thing I found, a cheap deck brush from a big box store got me a much better brush job. Even with brass brush I found I kept gouging the wood. They are also large enough to brush a whole board in one go.

I like this.

We spent a lot of time thinking about what to do during a SHFT situation and actually had the solution here at home. We have a over the toilet handicap chair that we used for my mom. She passed several years ago but we kept the chair. That will be our make shift toilet. Using the 'shavings' idea we will have a five gallon bucket beneath the chair and the drop down shield will go right into the bucket. Having two dedicated buckets, one in use and one to empty and sanitize for the next change. It will go in the spare bedroom for privacy. It even has a toilet paper hanger that come out on the side of the arm. They run anywhere from 40 to 150 dollars.

Question. Do you have to use a freash liner everytime for urine only ? and also incinerate everytime. for just urine

My house/ cottage got called unsanitary because I have a bucket /sawdust composting toilet.......oh well. I can't stand throwing good water down into the sewer. Thank you for such a detailed explanation. I'll check on the incenolet.

What do you recommend for maximum protection against constant sun? I want to use for an outdoor table but don’t want to refinish every year. Any of these options weather well compared to others for a table application?

If using oil finish on ext it attracts mildew fast being a natural,organic material

Why just a light scrubbing? I ask because a more intense scrubbing with an nylon/nyalox brush, either hand or drill attachment, will sway you to the alligator burn because it burns the hardwood more, and the softwood, with a good scrubbing, creates a massive contrast and more texture.

10:10 thank u

Lololol, i love the daughter's reaction to "how often do you empty it?"!!!🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍

Try using a flywheel attachment for your drill. Makes cleaning a lot faster and minimal tool marks and you can bring it down to a "toasted" colour.

Good demonstration. I typically go harder on #3 and use the smaller handheld torch to help relief the knots and hard grains. Using planks with mild dry rot creates a nice texture too. Should have PPE to prevent inhaling the phenols.

Excellent job mate 🙌 a question, the bark side is the one burned?

Can you tell us more about the 240 volt version? Does it work faster? How many persons per hour can it handle?

Wonderful explanation. Makes sense!

Heavy burn, heavy linseed

Hi! What about protection from fire with oil, or without oil? Do you know something about it? Can you make a test maybe? Thanks