Building a Low Odor Outhouse

Building a low odor outhouse. How to control the odor in your outhouse. How to build an outhouse. 
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Today’s hack is a simple way to protect your fruit trees from the ravages of a weed eater twine.
My family purchased this little slice of heaven on earth about 20 years ago and have been slowly working on it ever since. We are ramping up the intensity of the projects now because we are living the RV lifestyle in our oldest Sons back yard. We are working feverishly on getting a water system built around our spring house. See the multi part spring house build series on this channel. I am pretending to be a stone Mason as I build a stone spring house over the fresh water mountain spring. Then I will have to get a get a shop roof put up so I can mount our solar system panels and have a dry place to put the inverter and batteries. We will still have a horse barn to build, logs to mill into lumber on our band mill, gardens to plant, cultivate and harvest. Fruit trees to care for. Pastures to build. A greenhouse to build. The list is never ending.
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[@mellozappa583]

Completion paperwork!!😂😂

[@house9850]

sprinkle lime powder in there, it'll help too

[@lenoraclark3819]

Be careful how close to the heater you hang the seat. A hot seat is also uncomfortable to sit on 😄

[@house9850]

Especially in front of Wally George!

[@judge058]

How large is the hole/pit under the structure to catch the “deposits”?

[@Circlecranch977]

About 4’ deep. Hit rock. When it fills up. Move I’ve a couple feet and dig a new hole.