Most of the readers of this blog hail from the urban parts of Adelaide. However, I know there are a few of you that call from further afield. And I also know I have a few off-gridders or aspiring off-gridders in the ranks. Not that any of that strictly matters, as the article I wish to share is as applicable to the city-dweller that wants to disconnect from the grid as much as possible, or take responsibility for their waste, as the bloke (or woman) out on a rural property.
Waterless composting toilets. I became fascinated with these after reading the human poo (humanure, they call it) bible, The Humanure Handbook, a few years back. Human wee and poo is a tremendous resource which in some cultures is deeply respected and held in high regard. Why wouldn’t it be – both are highly nutritious and can be used to feed the soil.
Here’s a bit more about waterless composting toilets, including a comprehensive list of units available on the Australian market.
