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Right! A traditional flush toilet is a water hog. I've since switched to composting. Just taking a different approach for a while. I'll go back to incineration if need be.

​@@amicusfirepits... Agreed the issue is all the wasted potable water ! I imagine the better way ( a sort of conventional/ alternative hybrid ) would be to start with grey water as the flush & transport medium to the "heat alt" processor of which one could separate the "solids" from the grey water via screen drain what have you. Then the isolated solids would be dried out to inert solids of a charcoal/ash type consistency. The grey water fluids can more readily be deposited into a "dry sump" type holding reservoir. ( Which I would envision as being a simple hole or ditch of appropriate size for the application. This hole/ditch could then be kept full of yard waste (clippings leaves, twigs etc. this would allow the grey water dry sump to both seep into the ground, where it would be naturally broken down and also be absorbed into the yard waste helping it to dissolve & there would also be a fair amount of evaporation taking place... more in the warmer months less in the cooler. )

I opted for a 12v solenoid. You could use a 120v to 12v converter as a power supply to plug into the wall. I'm not sure if there's a comparable 120v solenoid available.

@@greggrimer354 actually, I have started drums for composting. I find it's less labor intensive than the burning method.

That's a 55 gallon drum. I've since switched to composting all of our solid waste.

i bought 2 incinerating toilets on facebook buy and sell for 500 each incinolet 5000$new i got 2 for 1000$ i never thought i would have 1 let alone 2

Yup! Maintain a safe distance...😁

We take anything recyclable to the local Fire station. They have collection dumpsters.

@@amicusfirepits I’m thinking of building my own compactor dump trailer and paying to dump once a year. Or perhaps twice. When compressed, it does not tale much space. I have an old garbage compactor to do each bag.

Generally, I'll burn after dark and pay attention to wind direction. I have several buckets so I can select ideal conditions so as not to offend the neighbors. Any smoke I get smells more like wood smoke than anything else.

@@amicusfirepits thank you. We have been trying to find an alternative to our current method that isn't very efficient. This is much better. Thank you again sir

I know what you mean. I can feel the weight shifting around as I drive. Liquid freight carrier tanks have internal baffles for a reason.

Glad it was helpful!

Okay...I don't have any experience with the Olympian Wave. So I won't tell you anything you don't want to hear. I admire your passion, but there seems to be a bit of hostility in your comment. Unless I'm just misinterpreting. Sorry

@@amicusfirepits not at all. It’s just everyone I try to tell how good it is says it bad because it’s a wet heat and I understand as the literature says it’s changes co2 to vapor. I had one guy argue with me a few days ago so sorry that sounded that way. It’s just that I feel it’s the perfect heater as it’s dry and incredibly efficient. Watch static vans utube video describing the same thing and everyone is telling him it’s wet. I even dry clothes in front of it and it uses less than 5 pounds of propane a month . I just wish the manufacturer did better job explaining to the public on it . Good luck.

Finding the correct terminals in this situation was basically trial and error. I eventually found something that worked.

My urine diverting toilet drains into an underground plumbing system that combines it with our grey water. It's held in a buried 40 gallon drum and that gets pumped up to an elevated leech mound. Each time the pump cycles it delivers 2 gallons to the mound. The sloped discharge pipe then drains back to prevent freezing in winter.

I agree

It's probably the ceiling light/exhaust fan you're hearing.

Is yours a free standing propane unit or a wall mounted unit running on natural gas?

Wall mounted propane same thing. Just hung it up

how would you go about using it daily instead of the way this guy showed us? would you do anything differently?

set it up and try it yourself. I refuse to answer ignorant questions. when you pick up your dog's poop outside. it's that simple as an example of what I'm doing. The only difference is that I live in a motorhome and I have very little water. I had no other choice but to remove the flush toilet and black water waste because I was almost caught committing a bylaw violation that nearly had me subjected to getting huge fines and tickets. For years, people and neighbors constantly complained about the disgusting smells that come from people living in their RVs. I'm the first person in Canada living fulltime in the RV who no longer uses a black water tank. other people live fulltime in RVs as well but they're quitting it because they don't know how to manage their sewage waste. It's a disgusting and embarrassing major flaw in RV living, especially for many of us who live in a major city! Once the police and bylaw officers keep door knocking over ongoing complaints year after year. Many people feel they have no choice but to quit RV living because it's not worth all the bullshit and hassles. I've put up with all of it but I gave specific reasons why I was refusing to go back into housing to the point that I have threatened arson and threatened to endanger people's lives. I'm a rent free zero cost off grid pioneer who has taken this lifestyle to a whole other level and I don't even own land or pay property taxes. As much as some people have said that I am a genius for what I'm doing. Truth is, the rest of you are all gossiping backbiters and two faced backstabbers and none of you like what I'm doing! I no longer make videos to promote free living because I get rumored as being a loser and deadbeat. I don't make videos to show you how to do this because more people have tried to get into this way of living till they screw up and get caught with illegal sewage dumping and they get themselves caught in their own ignorance. I just make my own music or noise and the odd video of me and my cat. I no longer want a subscriber base on my channel. I could care less who watches me or thinks they know anything that can be of help to make my life better. everyone around me (in real life not the internet) are all stupid and ignorant or naive as fuck. I forcefully tell people everyday "you have no right to dictate to me how I'm supposed to live my life"

One thing I don't do is take it outside. What I did was I relocated my toilet next to the wood stove. But I can move it to make space so I don't risk burning myself too close to the wood stove. after I used the toilet, I take the ash scoop that's used for the wood stove and I move the compost mixture to cover up the smell. then I scoop it out and toss it directly into the wood stove. If I don't need a fire right away, I just leave it. But on cold days or nights, I can light a fire and the poop waste simply burns down to ashes. I also use the same method cleaning out my cat's litter box, except that my cat also pees and poops in it. I've seen a lot of DIY videos of composting toilets basically made out of a bucket. I made the same thing except that I use a smaller size pail. Instead of letting the pail get full of waste and then having to dump it, my setup is much smaller and way easier to deal with. Sometimes I've been out on a bike ride for a few hours and I gotta rush home urgently needing to use the toilet. For me it's ready to use immediately and I do my business, I also use a pump sprayer sort of like a bidet to quickly clean myself up. I don't always shower especially in the cold winters. The bidet method was also really handy if I'm sick with the flu or if I had eaten something that didn't agree with me. sometimes I have to go up on my roof to clear the snow off my solar panels or clean the soot out of the chimney pipe. Even if there is poop burning in the wood stove, the smell is barely noticeable. The best part is that anyone who passes by my RV, no longer has to put up with the smell of the black water tank ever since I removed the flush toilet! I no longer have to worry about the smell, the tank getting full or the valve freezing in the winter and being unable to empty it! I literally perfected the ability to living fulltime in my motorhome! If I had a family with a wife and kids, then I would just have to increase the capacity to accommodate more people to use the toilet. but I live alone. Just recently, another RV'er just parked on the same street where I am. Someone spotted his bucket under his black water tank and complained to the city about it. I was getting the same complaints for the last few years and I was able to find a permanent method to get rid of that problem. No more sani dumping and yeah I really am one of those people who thinks my shit doesn't stink! But it did take me a few years to get it worked out. I basically reinvented the lightbulb!

Gross dude..

what's gross is when we drink the tap water just after flushing the toilet and our ignorant government keeps us worrying about air quality! Next time you pass by a city's water treatment plant. Open your window and take a deep breath! If you've passed by my place while the wood stove is burning, you wouldn't know the difference! Also look up "incinerator toilets"

It has collapsed in the past. I've since used 1/2" hardware cloth to make a wire frame tube. I think the next upgrade will be some expanded metal. That should hold up a bit better.

This is the closest to what I have. www.ebay.com/itm/324204719230?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=rZBCc7EYSj-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=_-ydsLG8Ql2&var=513264695796&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

We don't have an outhouse. Our toilet is inside with a urine diverter to keep as much fluid as possible out of the equation.

Daily burning may be possible. You may need an established fire to add it to or have to use an accelerant like the military does. They mix waste with jet fuel in remote areas where there is no infrastructure. Let me know how things work out please.

@@amicusfirepits thanks.

If it ever came down to not being able to burn, I'd switch to composting. I believe I have the appropriate mix of carbon to nitrogen for that to work. Generally it takes a minimum of 6 months to make it safe as a fertilizer. That's going to need a lot more buckets, close to 60 in rotation unless I just create a large singular pile. The upside to having a pile would be the heat generated. Could use that heat in winter to warm the house or greenhouse.