How to Maintain a Tiny House Composting Toilet

'Home Diagnosis' co-hosts Corbett and Grace have gotten hundreds of questions about the bathroom in their tiny house on wheels, and 'how it all works'. This. This is how it works. Feast your brain on some serious pee and poop management demonstrations. Not for the faint of heart.
More about this amazing house and the first TV series about building science at: HomeDiagnosis.tv

[@zschudrowitz155]

I pee outside b/c it brings joy to my life. LOL!

[@Sub-Zero-Homes]

He did say life and not wife didn't he.

[@DMused]

2:51

[@Robertjustice101]

Just don't pee in view of any neighboring houses. I pee behind a barn or shed and surrounded by bushes.

[@bryanhumphrey4072]

I subbed just because of that sentence.

[@HomePerformance]

Haha, thanks Bryan!

[@dandeleona4760]

The place I live in used to be an old semi-dilapidated fishing cabin with septic field, so my rent is absurdly low to put up with it. But inconveniences include the shallow sewer pipes pushed up with freezing since the 1940s and the partially collapsed drain field means I don't get to flush for the winter months, making the commode look like an across the border Texaco. I quickly learned to dry-compost to get thru those months, completely neglecting the porcelain water until Spring thaw. As a result these are the things I do to get thru hard times: I use a 5 gallon bucket with a Walmart camp toilet seat. I line it with the oversize plastic bags that potting soil/mulch comes in so stuff doesn't stick to the sides. I line that with a heavy duty paper bag I get from the grocery, and punch everything into bottom crevices of the bucket, tucked under the inner edge of the camp seat. I use a 3 gallon with snap lid as urine collector. Three gallon is just about right for dumping. A 5 gallon is asking for trouble, but then, I live alone. I keep a spray bottle of diluted vinegar to chemically neutralize odors of urine in the 3 gallon between dumps while keeping ecologically safe character. I freakin' love science, and it works! Now, the poop bucket. First, I used pine shavings, but depending on season, they got hard to find (smelled great tho). Next, I used peat but it was expensive and environmentally irresponsible for this kind of use. Plus it was bulky to store over summer if I didn't use it up in winter. Then I used coir, but it required either breaking up the sheets/bricks, or lightly reconstituting them to fluffy bedding consistency, i.e. another step in the process. Again, that was a little expensive for what it was going to do. Finally, I was walking thru Home Depot and saw 40lbs bags of sawdust pellets for wood burner stoves for under $8, so nowadays, that's all I use ... wood pellets. They take up small volume until demand requires they fluff up. They suck up moisture even from diarrhea. The dry pellets stay compact for scooping and storing in a side container by the poop bucket. Even if humidity fluffs them up a bit, they're still easy to scoop. I keep those fresh 'flushing' pellets in a plastic file box w/snap lid that I got at resale so I don't have to look at them. Sprinkling a shallow 1/4 cup of pellets into the bottom of the new paper bag as composting base, I add 1/4 cup scoop every layer after that, kinda like a german shepherd back kicking sticks and leaves. The final result is still compost, tho it's lighter brown and the consistency of clumpy sawdust. It controls odor pretty great too, smelling mostly like wood chips, even when sprinkled on top of freshly deposited poo. I keep applications spare so the reservoir doesn't fill up too fast, but even then, the recent poo is flakey/clumpy sawdust instead of mud, so it's no big deal. Come time to empty ... once a month for 5 gallons poo, every two days for 3 gallons pee at my one user household ... I shake the already partially composted grocery bag filled with pellet poo out of the mulch plastic liner, into a compost bin dedicated for the lawn. If I was dumping in the wild instead of into a dedicated compost bin, I might skip the liners keeping the bucket clean. But as it is, I like how the damp paper bag slides out easily, and immediately breaks open to air in the compost bin, with sawdust-poo mix for the worms. My compost bin is right next to and upwind to my side entrance, so I know contents are odorless except for the smell of wet wood product. Dilute vinegar sprayed in the pee bucket keeps that from reeking too. A couple spritz once or twice per 3 gallons is enough. Upshot: CHEAP cost for so much carbon pellet volume. Not related to the topic: I also use these pellets on hazardous ice on the sidewalk, behind spinning snow tires, and as grip up icy inclines to the mailbox. Less sticky mess than kitty litter. Easy to vac if tracked in the house. Springtime, the fluff blows away or can be broomed into the lawn. Don't wanna store them? Shake them into the garden or lawn and forget about it until a new bag in the Fall.

[@mainkannon800]

I actually really appreciate the honesty, I’m starting my journey to building a tiny home and I wasn’t sure what step I wanted to take in this situation but now I know. Thank you!

[@HomePerformance]

Rock on. Please do check out our course on designing the performance properly, it’ll save you heartache later.

[@acornhomestead3575]

Brilliant. Thanks for letting us know how to deal with our waste. This is the first video I've watched that actually showed that you just dump the bucket somewhere away from your regular compost..

[@HomePerformance]

👍🏽👍🏽

[@kylaren6337]

One night a tiny house video popped up on my KZbin. I’ve watched 100 of these videos on Tiny Houses with these types of toilets and never really knew what a composting toilet really is. I’ve watched this video and now I know. I’m never getting a tiny house or a composting toilet. However, this info is top tier.

[@HomePerformance]

Hey, thanks very much! High praise from someone who’s done so much research elsewhere on YT!

[@ricky2706]

You expkained so well detailed and with such a clear voice , instructions that you deserve my attention and like from now on . I like people like you . Thanks for sharing yourself with others. 👍

[@HomePerformance]

Thankyouverymuch Ricky

[@steverobinson6198]

Truly informative. Well done. To the point and no fluff. I love videos like this. Thanks for not making me listen to how your kids are, how many you have, etc or some loud obnoxious music. Those things are ok if I am looking for entertainment. This time I was looking for information. Thanks again.

[@HomePerformance]

Happy you found us, Steve- hope you stick around for more.

[@Kristenoyinbo]

Thankyou for this video. I am building a tiny house soon and was confused as to what to do; this has explained everything.

[@HomePerformance]

Good luck Kristen

[@makaylaforbes6719]

Thank you so much 🙏 I definitely wanted to see this before moving, as the place I'm getting has this system, and you have actually taken away my doubts and fears about using this type of bathroom fixture.

[@HomePerformance]

Hooray

[@paigetriplett807]

The most informative composting toilet video I've seen yet! Thanks for sharing.

[@HomePerformance]

Thanks Paige

[@alan_whoneedstiedye]

Thank you. Considering the composting vs regular for an upcoming travel trailer.

[@rrrevered]

Thank you. This effectively answers all my questions about Composting Toilets. I appreciate you all, all y'all. :) 🌱

[@HomePerformance]

WONDERFUL

[@missryanswers]

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH! I've been a suburb dweller all my life. Yet, a few months ago, I purchased a property with 3 different buildings on some acreage for my therapy and volunteer work for others w/ animal and art therapy. But one heated art bldg came with an already installed composting toilet. There is a fan that works in the bathroom. Since it's the dead of winter, I've not bothered with it, yet. For now t's a spooky room with large spiders and not cleaned in eons. I hoped to find information to prepare me for cleaning then setting it all up as needed. And, I DID!! You've greatly reduced my anxiety and fear. :) Now I know what I am going to face when I go in there to A) clean in out and B) get in working. Thanks again.

[@HomePerformance]

Excellent! Knowledge is power.

[@missryanswers]

@@HomePerformance Empowering oneself, then others, is one of the best gifts to give.

[@ruthvanes8868]

Thank you for that honest and complete and amusing tutorial :) You have been extremely helpful :)

[@HomePerformance]

Wonderful to hear, thx

[@northavealum]

great video - very useful content. I've always wondered about the "maintenance" part of having a composting toilet. Maybe watching this video will change her mind. Thanks for sharing. BTW - I'm anxious to see what you do with the eaves on the house.

[@HomePerformance]

Thanks as always

[@vivianfox3794]

Thank you so much for satisfying my curiosity. Im debating between compost toilet or regular toilet for my van build

[@HomePerformance]

I’m not so sure you have a choice, Vivian- you’d need to be connected to unlimited water supply and sewer each time you used a real porcelain toilet in your van, and it might crack from all the shaking.

[@CharlesLaughtonFan]

Bravo, well done. These practices should be taught to everyone at some point in their lives, if not for future need or use, then for common sense education. When it comes to such practices, I like the old saying "Don't Panic, its Organic". Thanks again.

[@derekcraig3617]

As with anything you should do your own research and testing because they've got the humanure composting all wrong. you don't just dump your turds on the ground and walk away. your turd pile should be kept at the correct moisture and temperature level for at least a year before it can be considered soil. furthermore, the whole thing about medications in the compost should be tested fully. if a substrate is fully composted then those medications should have been broken down into soil. these people talk a good game about their 'scientific methods' but I'm not seeing a whole lot of science here.

[@SleepySquid]

Thanks for sharing, that was very helpful. What happens if you forget to add the compost starter at the end?

[@mspeir]

As someone who is considering one of these, and as someone with IBS where diarrhea is a weekly occurrence, what steps should I personally take?

[@justincroteau8848]

I too would like to know the answers to this question

[@HomePerformance]

Ah yes, the problem here is moisture. But like managing any compost you need to find balance. So pine pellets that you can get in bulk from a feed store or at a local pet store is your answer to helping balance the compost and keep you from a soupy mess. If you keep a mason jar of it nearby you can sprinkle a few in with each BM. Be sure to agitate and monitor if you need to add more of less. You will probably need to fully change the mix more regularly but the pine pellets should help you find balance.

[@EllieM_Travels]

We use composting cat litter and it makes things SO much cleaner and easier! This doesn't look much different as far as maintenance goes, and I can vouch for the fact that compost does NOT allow odors to escape. Thanks for the video! I'll subscribe and watch more that comes in from you.

[@Uri18]

I use wood pellets for my cats litter box. It turns into sawdust with humidity. You may be able to get away with using sawdust directly. Sawdust is cheaper and a renewable resource. Cat litter has to be mined and will not decompose wherever it ends up. 😁

[@anglee795]

Sadly cat litter in nature is 5x more harsh in smell over human waste, aside from rabbit urine, they need to be taken out more often, unlike human waste in a composting toilet. It also depends on what they are fed as well, feeding them fresh foods produces less smelly waste over store bought and process foods. Most human waste doesn't smell in a composting toilet, unless people eat too much processed foods, and with coco coir substrate medium and a turnable composting bucket, with an exhaust fan running while you are doing your thing, it shouldn't smell, unless your power goes out, there could be a small odour.

[@mamarhea367]

This was so educational and hilarious- thank you!! 😂

[@HomePerformance]

You’re welcome, so glad you enjoyed it

[@antmanv05]

I bought a Laveo dry flush toilet for my RV Van and am happy I did. I only use toilet when a real toilet is not available or in bad weather. There's trade offs for anything. Just do your research and decide which type of toilet is best for YOU. Happy trails!

[@marymaier9091]

Excellent video, thank you for being so straightforward with your delivery of information. Can I ask what model of toilet you're using? I live on the Big Island of Hawaii and I have not been able to find an affordable model. Home Depot is the only store here that carries any and they only carry one complicated type for $2300. I'm hoping I can have one shipped here, but don't know what brand or type to search for.

[@HomePerformance]

Airhead, $1000 last I checked

[@lukewarm2075]

Great Video thanks I have been researching composting toilets its good to get an unbiased review are you going to use composting toilets in your new house

[@HomePerformance]

Absolutely not in our new house- too much work if you have proper plumbing. But for an off-grid tiny house or sailboat, it’s a billion times better than a sewage tank.

[@mystinenkorppi6464]

This wasn't gross on any level, You're very Professional & informative.

[@HomePerformance]

Thankyouverymuch

[@juliajeffries9719]

the grossest part is him setting the toilet down on his kitchen counter beside his dishes.

[@HomePerformance]

I bet you don’t have kids if you think that’s the grossest part. The kids are always the grossest part.

[@kristakaufman-y6j]

@@HomePerformance Do not put the toilet with ecoli near a cooking area sir. 7 people died in Walkerton from ecoli in water. People know it can cause deaths. People do not realize until they lose someone they love. So please in future make sure not to put the toilet near cooking area surfaces . However thank you for teaching people what to do so the next generation understands things as this generation has lost survival skills they may need someday if emergency happens floods etc if sewer systems are not working then they have a video to look to to understand how to set up a "system" quickly with bucket to adapt as most do not know what to do if electricity or water goes out. I suspect that you must be in Hawaii to have coconut husks then because most in Canada might adapt and get sawdust from a sawmill that has plenty to spare.

[@carolduvall111]

You are fantastic for giving us the true facts thanks so much

[@HomePerformance]

With pleasure, Carol, glad it helps!

[@creativehands-w8d]

Good content. However, viewers, do your research. It is 100% safe to pee and poo in a 5 gallon bucket IF managed properly. NOT at all like the “ raw sewage” you showed in the portopotty. Raw sewage and portopotties are hugely problematic because of the imbalance of pee to poo, but LARGELY has to do with the water and other chemicals that are added that make the situation anaerobic, breed bad bacteria and cause problems. Typically the problem with the 5 gallon bucket is that an individual produces too much urine vs. feces and have an unbalanced system. However, there are countless ways to manage this situation. I urinate in 1 vessel and poo in a 5 gallon bucket with coconut coir with NO ODOR, NO PROBLEMS. I bag it and dispose of it in the trash but It also can be composted on-site if left to “ cure “ for roughly 1 year. Then you have priceless compost to use in your yard. People refrain from talking about it in case people dump raw sewage or a compost toilet system gone south directly onto the soil. Yes, this would be a problem. Do your research viewers. Content creators, you have half the information. To really propel this movement forward, let’s dive a bit deeper into the subject. It’s a huge subject. A huge problem and we can tons of progress can be made if it was known $1,200 doesn’t have to be spent on a composting toilet that has a fancy handle to turn and you don’t have to cut a hole in the side of your home to vent. Just a good old bucket and some good information.

[@sherbjorkgren2769]

I don’t have the skills to make this complicated compost toilet and would find it difficult to spent 1,000 on one. so I appreciate your input. I need to make one as there are 3 of us adults in one home and we always need to poo at the same time. Will a toilet seat fit right on top of a bucket?

[@ingriddunckel6412]

It's 2024, if we lose electricity, no toilets, water, don't have big gardens, how do we dump poop for that? where do we dump poop? Boys can water trees,

[@jgedutis]

​@sherbjorkgren2769 i just made a little wooden frame that goes around the bucket and put a toilet seat on the frame. Then you can use a toilet seat, and take the bucket out separately to clean.

[@rick419]

@@sherbjorkgren2769 You can buy an urine diverter that fits to a regular toilet seat for pretty cheap. Then all you need is a box to attach the seat to and a bucket and bottle.

[@lomker24]

What brand compost toilet is this and where did you buy it. Also, where do you buy the Koirs and compost starter?

[@TrevorBodogh]

Good overview! Did I hear correctly you only empty the solids once per month, between two adults? And which model toilet do you use? Cheers from Niagara Falls!

[@HomePerformance]

Hey Trevor- Yes, and Airhead. Niagara Falls rules (Canada side).

[@makaylaforbes6719]

If you want to use yeast instead of starter pouches, how much yeast would you use?

[@pagkalalakingnagpupumiglas9368]

"I pee outside because I can and it brings joy to my life" 😁

[@nvention20]

not sure what you meant by "you can not diy a composting toilet ." .Maybe a vid on diy composting toilets vs manufactured /pros & cons . 🚽🧻

[@rick419]

You certainly can diy a composting toilet

[@kylereed4259]

This is awesome. I have been thinking about buying a piece of land and putting a tiny house on the land for a get away, but had the question "what about the lav?!?!" Now it makes me want to do it even more now! Thank you for the helpful video!

[@HomePerformance]

Glad to be part of your process, Kyle- do it!

[@dc1bamf]

When asked why I pee outside all the time I respond with I advocate for water conservation

[@HomePerformance]

Your micturations are saving the planet

[@DMused]

@@HomePerformance That's a $10 word there.

[@HomePerformance]

I learned it from the big lebowski

[@DMused]

@@HomePerformance kzbin.info/www/bejne/inTKlpSEm8iqY9k

[@missmangle]

How do you get a month out of it? Partner and I go maybe twice a day for number two. I'd say we'd get a week in a bucket that size

[@HomePerformance]

Maybe eat less

[@lauriehuffstetler6751]

Very interesting and informative. Thank you!

[@HomePerformance]

With pleasure, Laurie

[@heatherrenton2086]

Great video. Thanks for the detailed info and a couple of good laughs 😃

[@HomePerformance]

Aw thanks Heather, glad you found us.

[@bigskyvid]

Hilarious and very informative video. Thank you.

[@HomePerformance]

HEY THANKS!

[@mikejohnson7768]

Could you telle the dimensions of the lower half of the toilet- poop bucket, thanks

[@HomePerformance]

You can easily find it at AirHead’s site

[@charlesbates7664]

Is there a more Sustainable option to use as the substrate in the Mixing base?

[@JJShaw1210]

I'm haven't my garage converted to a studio like apartment. There is NO water in that part the house. Is this something I could put in there as long as I can vent it??

[@HomePerformance]

Yes

[@katelinares1217]

Àwesome job! Most ppl don't realize how backward our "modern" sewer systems are. Thank you so much.

[@HomePerformance]

Rock on, Kate. Thanks for watching.

[@abel5925]

Would installing this on an off the grid home be an issue when it’s left alone for a few months when we aren’t there? Probably getting power from solar

[@HomePerformance]

Nope- longer you leave it, drier it gets. Better for it, and you have to reset much less often if you’re not ‘depositing’ every day.

[@marchawthorne2479]

Hi guys, what brand toilet do you have? Thanks for your time and info

[@HomePerformance]

Airhead

[@LidiaSanz-h3y]

I have this very same compost toilet. How do you clean the pee area and the calcification?

[@HomePerformance]

Vinegar works

[@grandepatron]

"See these filters don't put them in your mouth." Where did that even come from? Really no no umm...."poop" ! LOL

[@CharlesLaughtonFan]

As the saying goes, "Common sense is no longer common". That is why on all non-edible produces sold today, they all say "do not put this in your mouth", that's so when they eat it and try to sue the company, they can say "we told you so" …...sad but true...…. LOL

[@HomePerformance]

Just covering my bases, like Charles says

[@HomePerformance]

Just covering my bases, like Charles says

[@renabee8246]

What about the handle on the side. What’s it for?

[@HomePerformance]

Trapdoor for your solids

[@Milton-c1d]

Thank for sharing your content. Aloha from Milton Donner from Hawaii...😊

[@christinavanoosten2399]

Thanks for this...I think this will be fine for the hubby and me. However, I am still concerned about when we have guests over especially having to tell men to sit down to pee without it seeming weird. How do you handle educating guests who aren't into tiny house living and are used to regular toilets?

[@HomePerformance]

Tell them to go outside and water the plants, Christina. Most visitors are very excited/very anxious to use this toilet. Be the tiger mom and tell your male guests exactly how and where to point their peepee. They will appreciate and obey in 99% of cases, and the other 1% you can kick out and never invite back.

[@karirocco5993]

What brand is your toilet? I bought a Natures Head toilet a few months ago and am not happy with the design and function. The one you show here seems to have a much better design. Thanks for the video! :-)

[@HomePerformance]

Sorry to hear, Kari- it’s an Airhead

[@CJ.Hamblin]

Thanks for your insights in this video. I am curious about ventilation. As I understand it, it is best to not have additional ventilation in the room the dry toilet is situated as it can compete with the toilet's own ventilation and draw odour back into the room. At the same time, one wants to ventilate the bathroom itself. I was considering installing something like the Lunos or Blauberg HRV with one unit in the living space and a second unit in the bathroom. Would this still be the best option if I had a dry toilet in the bathroom with its own ventilation fan? Also, where would be the best outlet position for the toilet's fan on the exterior? As high as possible?

[@HomePerformance]

Good Q, CJ. You are absolutely right, but in a tiny home the exhaust doesn’t have to be in the bathroom to fight the toilet exhaust. Be very careful to equalize your entire enclosure’s pressures. Watch this: Ventilation Testing the Best Performing Tiny House on Wheels in the World kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqqXgKmgeslmf6c

[@youranxietysolution]

Great video, thank you

[@serenityfarmsprepping2267]

On the kitchen counter?

[@HomePerformance]

Only after it’s been cleaned

[@phylwilton1827]

That is obviously a commercially made toilet. Who made it and how do I buy one?

[@HomePerformance]

Airhead. You can buy direct I believe.

[@rileyesmith]

When you turn on the bathroom fan or the kitchen fan, does air get pulled in from the toilet's vent pipe?

[@carladalton6220]

Great video. I'm interested in the compost starter mix you used. I've watched quite a few videos on CT's recently and no one has even mentioned that. I believe Nature's Head have an enzyme spray, but that's about it. If you're leaving a bit of compost/poop in after emptying, would that be enough to kick start the process each time?

[@HomePerformance]

Thanks for watching, and I would never intentionally bring poop back into my home- compost starter is worth it.

[@cheriesomerville7516]

Interesting video...can you tell me what brand of accelerate/enzyme you're using? Get ready to switch to an Airhead after 22 years of Joseph Jenkins Humanure style set up, just 'cuz I'm getting old & want something less labor intensive.

[@HomePerformance]

Thanks for watching, Cherie. We use Ringer brand, and best of luck with your upgrade!

[@chelseamag3125]

I just moved into my tiny home and woke up this morning scared to poop…. Thank you for this 🙏🙌

[@HomePerformance]

Haha best way to learn is the hard way Chelsea

[@UnMusical]

Thank you sooooo much for this, very instructive and funny😂

[@somechanel]

Thanks

[@HomePerformance]

Welcome

[@Usonian7]

I want to know about the greenhouse!!!!!!!

[@HomePerformance]

Haha- here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaDGe4yZp6dpgpI

[@franktaccetta784]

Great information! Thanks!

[@HomePerformance]

Glad you found us, Frank

[@ShowMeTheGritPodcast]

Thank you.

[@HomePerformance]

With pleasure

[@DOMJULY]

thank you so much

[@ranibearsilva5883]

So cool to listen to you !

[@HomePerformance]

Thank you mr. bear

[@saveinbccanada9090]

what is the brand/model of this composting toilet?

[@HomePerformance]

Airhead

[@kurtd6818]

Very good video thank you

[@GHE2005]

Why would I say "don't put the filter in ur mouth" of the loo? Thx u for that step by step process with ur loo. 👍🏽

[@HomePerformance]

It’s a joke, Li. Thanks for watching.

[@clarkenicholson9358]

Good job on the video.

[@emilyh4892]

You’re my hero.

[@HomePerformance]

Haha thank you?

[@RobertSmith-gl5vs]

What is the name brand you use?

[@HomePerformance]

Your bride was just asking too- looks like yall need a toilet asap. It’s an Airhead

[@Robertjustice101]

When you empty the toilet instead of taking the whole toilet outside you could use garden trowel to shovel it into a bucket then just take the bucket outside to dump it in your compost bin. This way you won't have to re install the toilet every time.

[@HomePerformance]

Thx Robby, but that’s the easiest part of the whole process already

[@odd_shoes]

And take the risk of dropping some poo during shovelling?

[@carolekorade1792]

Very informative we appreciate you

[@HomePerformance]

Aw thanks Carole!

[@justinjdcruz]

yeah man this was great

[@DeannasDailys]

What kind of composting toilet is that????

[@HomePerformance]

It’s an Airhead!!!!

[@AdalineIncredulous]

Thank you for this

[@InDeepPudding]

The coco coir has a high carbon footprint because its grown on the other side of the planet, why not just use sawdust or something similar? Also wouldn't leaving some poop in the bucket make it so that there's a bit of the beneficial bacteria already present and make it unnecessary to add "compost starter"?

[@odd_shoes]

I was going to ask if/say that using coconuts was sustainable. Thank you.

[@tonyedwards6369]

@@odd_shoes I use vacuum shredded Bay leaves otherwise a nuisance as take an eternity to break down they also prevent smell

[@robertvincent4847]

I love the idea of tiny house living and do wish I had the money and place to build I also love composting toilets but I'd rather have worms in my composting toilet so when you clean out it is already to use

[@senumi2126]

Helpful tips thank you

[@HomePerformance]

Always welcome

[@ericanthony1982]

This is exactly the shit video I've been looking for. Great work, thanks!

[@spicher40]

This is great.

[@vanvorst1999]

I'm really surprised you didn't wear any gloves during the whole process.

[@HomePerformance]

I like it raw

[@vanvorst1999]

@@HomePerformance I just shivered LOL

[@CharlesLaughtonFan]

Don't panic, it's organic.....LOL

[@TJackSurvival]

Graphic content? Wahoo sign me up!

[@HomePerformance]

Ok, dropping a shipment in the mail now

[@TJackSurvival]

@@HomePerformance BOOM! Nice channel. I’ll be getting myself a garden toilet like this for sure.

[@HomePerformance]

Cool brother, thanks for watching so enthusiastically

[@donnasmith5697]

What is the brand name on this toilet?

[@HomePerformance]

Airhead

[@donnasmith5697]

Thank you!

[@Robertjustice101]

Reliance.

[@kalleleman]

If you wanna go diy you could get a bucket, some sawdust and make composting station

[@nick_john]

Even though I don't have to, I always sit down. Not into the mist thing.

[@HomePerformance]

100%

[@aimeelee8282]

Good job!! 👍

[@HomePerformance]

Thanks Aimee

[@annemariedepagnier1574]

omg this video is amazing

[@HomePerformance]

☺️

[@fivesacredlaw838]

Where can I hire an agent who can help me build a bio toilet ?

[@ChrisMilton74]

I would love a tiny house one day but I’m not doing that

[@ShirleiBarnes]

Love it

[@lexiebiggs]

I loved the video information.....except the last part with you sitting the toilet on the counter next to your kitchen sink and stove.

[@HomePerformance]

Don’t worry, there was nary a poop or pee in sight

[@estherwhite2957]

Thank you for sharing. So far, this is the most " civilized "way to handle the human waste when you don't have a regular flushing toilet. I hate "Outhouses". Totally disgusting! I think they should be completely redesigned🤭🤭🤭.

[@HomePerformance]

Thx Esther

[@catherineostrom7575]

I am 78 years old, female, and won't have a toilet where I have to pick up the whole thing and haul outside. There are better options, including a DYI version.

[@angelinajolie3427]

This is like old fashioned

[@pauljohnson1524]

makes my trip to the dump station with my rv be so bad

[@dancudworth4940]

Dumped into a compost pile for a year or more is safe to put on gardens

[@waqarahmed4728]

We do have quite better composting toilets ideas without clearing the area for years in Pakistan, people are using that way from decades.

[@jinpingthebear110]

Can those composting toilets handle diarrhea?

[@HomePerformance]

Only a gallon of it max. Then you need to reset.

[@skinnygirlBwatchinU]

@@HomePerformance if I'm having a gallon of diarrhea, the toilet wpuld be the least of my concerns tbh 😂😂😂 I'd be looking for water and a doctor!

[@HomePerformance]

I would hope so too

[@frankgall6]

Loving the beard

[@HomePerformance]

🙅🏻‍♂️