US Patent Pending!
DIY Compost Toilet Kits (aka Separating Toilets, Dry Toilets, etc.)
The cheapest, easiest, simplest, and cleanest way to make your own compost toilet with true liquid/solid separation.
Proudly Made in California, USA
US Patent Pending #19/336,565
All You Really Need To Build Your own DIY Compost Toilet:
A seat of some kind is recommended. Other composting mediums include: saw dust, shredded paper, cedar shavings, dry leaves, peat moss, dry coffee grounds, etc.
How To Use:
(Downloadable Instructions Below)
- Place bag into notch in 1anda2 separator.
- Insert bag and separator into bucket.
- Push bag down on both sides of separator, creating upper and lower sections.
- Fold edges of bag over rim of bucket.
- Solids go into upper section . Liquids go into lower section. Bucket and Separator stay clean.
1anda2 Instructions and Tips
Quick Demo Video
Here's a quick 2 minute video showing how the 1anda2 Separator works.
Perfect for:
RVs
Replace your old toilet and convert your blackwater tank to expanded graywater capacity.
Camper Vans
Why pay hundreds of dollars for those fancy composting toilets when you could build your own for under $20.
Boats
Super compact, super simple. No moving parts.
Car Camping
Transportable, compact, clean
Disaster Relief
Cheap, transportable, sanitary.
Unhoused
Clean, disposable, no chemicals
About
About 1anda2 DIY Compost Toilet Kits
A 1anda2 DIY compost toilet kit is based around a super simple device, the separator, that allows you to build your own compost toilet (with true liquid/solid separation) out of items you can buy at any hardware store for under $20. (See "All You Really Need To Build a DIY Compost toilet", above.)
NOTE: There is a distinction between "composting toilets" and "compost toilets". We help you build the latter. No composting actually occurs in the bag, but it can be saved for later composting, if desired. These are just the beginning steps in a long process. In a true composting toilet, what comes out is compost that can be used as such. We hope that will eventually be your goal.
What you'll find, though, is that it works really well and has many advantages that beat the much more expensive, high-tech compost toilets. The biggest advantage is that you never have to touch anything that the poop or pee touches. Everything is contained inside a garbage bag and once you throw that away, the bucket and separator is as clean as before you used it.
You can empty as often as you like, but we recommend going as long as you can between empties to minimize the impact on the environment. We are very conscious of the fact that it uses plastic bags. Please be mindful of plastic waste.
IMPORTANT: Always use standard sanitary practices (wash your dang hands!) and know the laws and restrictions of disposing of human waste wherever you are. Dispose of properly!
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1anda2 DIY Compost Toilets
PO BOX 537 Thornton CA 95686
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