Thank you!! I am looking to build my own off-grid toilet and I have watched a lot of videos!! Yours is the BEST toilet video I have seen!! I appreciate that you did the film as an easy to follow step by step process. You are quite a craftsman. The job was professional from start to finish. I'm impressed!
Nice build & Nice workshop too :D Quick tip re pocket-holes, ideally they should always be fastened from inside to the outside (you have several outside/in) and up from under. Not only aesthetically pleasing but results in stronger builds.
These are AWESOME! I built one for going to the desert and it was the only reason my former partner would...'go'. Two things to think about. First is the liquid container. I used a large old liquid clothes washing liquid bottle. They have a little clear stripe up one side to so you can see how full it is. But it's mostly opaque so nobody really knows what's in it. Why this is important is that you can easily carry it into a public toilet, etc., and nobody will look at you. Then you just pour it down the toilet and flush. Easy peasy, nobody gets queasy ;-) Second thing to think about is a very small 12v computer fan. I had my toilet in an off-road trailer and it was more or less rigidly fixed. I put a 50mm pvc vent tube from the box through the roof of the trailer (with a rain cover, of course) and added a small computer fan in it. None of the 50mm tubing was glued, just press fit so it was easy to remove if necessary. That way it drew air out of the box, up the vent, and out the trailer. That made the box extremely dry, no smells AT ALL and it worked a treat even when it was very humid. Then you can just toss the green bag in any skip or rubbish bin as it's literally just compost. Well done! Your backside will thank you ;- Ps. Saw dust works fine, especially as you have lots of it. But for those who don't have it, you can get coconut husk bricks at any pet supply store. It's used for gerbil cages, etc. It works even better, is cheap, and the bricks are very compact for storage until you break one up for used.
Thank you for this. I recently finished a camper and had a normal toilet but the septic system is a nightmare and keeps having issues. Then, right as I needed it... HABU! Habu to the rescue and friendly knowledge people to spread the wealth of information. This is a decent weekend project to use all of my scraps and stuff I have at home. I'll probably use Kydex for the urinal or just make a separate standing urinal tube out of PVC with a wide adapter and a cap. I've seen those work really well.
@@DanteYewToob I did make a standing urinal tube (just a tube with a funnel and cap zip tied to the wall) in my toilet area along with the toilet that went into a small container under the trailer with a dump valve below it. Most of the time it just dumped out below the trailer but if you needed to spend any time in, say, a car park, it was nice to able to use it and then just turn the valve to dump it when in the dirt. Especially for off-road use, it was nice to be able to get up in the middle of the night and return a beer or two back to whence it came without having to go outside AND you didn't fill up the liquid container in the toilet box. You do really need the urine diverter in the toilet, most especially for any ladies who use it but the tube is great if you don't want to go outside because of weather, night, laziness, or mosquitos!
Thanks Henry, I did some research for weeks and your advice is great! Many things that I have learned you mention in your "These are AWESOME!..."-text! #EWTPWGYE -greetings from Theo "SurvivalTrotter" Brouwers, Trendwatcher on many subjects www.survivaltrotter.com Pesonal website, watch on laptop/pc.
The only thing I’d add to this build which is spectacular is a 12v fan. Something to pull air from the box and out of the camper. Unless your emptying the bag a lot.
There's always someone who is gonna tell you how to do it better, or you did it wrong. But in my opinion it's a beautiful job and I'd be proud to take a dump in it:-)
Spectacular! I have seen thousands of videos of people building components for vans and they want to sell the info and do the builds for a price. You are the only one I have found that we would actually buy from and pay top dollar. I want to make something like this, I couldn't even come close to all the spectacular-ness you have shown here, but also add a lid to close off the beast and have a "seat" for additional guests, lol.....dreamin'
Using composting toilet for many years now here are some advices : put a one way valve (there is special valve for this specific use) on your pee tank (pee ferment and stinks really quickly) and use your harvested pee to water your plant (1pee volume for 9 water volume, every 20 days per 1 square meter of soil) Mix plane shavings and saw dust to increase exchange surface area (it will help drying and absorbing at the same time)
Urine turns to ammonia after 24 hours (so says the internet, which is never wrong haha). Hence the smell. Also, once you have urine/ammonia it will kill plants and weeds.
@@greghoughton5993 yeah it could kill plants if you only water them with it. But watering them with diluted solution of urine and water (10% of urine 90% of water) not less than every 20 days, and respecting a watering surface of 10 liter of mix per square meter you will actually fertilize your soil and plants. Think about it, every wild animal pee in the nature and the planet is not a big desert created by every earthling's pee...
A Thrown 🤨 of distinction. Thank you so much for sharing then hole 😉 process. First time viewer ... have to say, the sleeves are as amazing as your ingenuity and workmanship. 👏🏽🖖🏽👏🏽🥰🇨🇦🚌
Thank you for your videos, this Toilet has been very good, you are already beginning to do what is necessary for your caravan, an interesting fabrication, a greeting from Venezuela, friend. (Translated with the help of google)
you are the man, I am a hard man to impress, you have my total respect. where and what is the wrap around the inside hole cut and what is the urine diverter material. thank you so much
Hi Hassan, Covid forced me to migrate from my loved city to my countryside. I was wondering how to start my home at my village with limited fund. And though it was not easy for me start over there, I dared. Your idea of this wonderful dry toilet saved me. Thanks a lot. But I would like to add a fan over the poop bin.
Material for urine separator: Veralite 200: is an extruded transparent plastic sheet based upon PETG (Glycol modified Polyethylene Terephthalate). PETG has the advantage of not crystallizing when heating. This makes it easily processable. Veralite 200 is the best choice for complex processing and detailed thermoforming
Looking to convert a van. Can your composting toilet be purchased? I would make a suggestion of waterproofing the inside of the bin for easy fast cleaning with no organic matter residue.
Ziemlich cool habu 👌 Wollen nächstes Jahr unsere Gartenlaube restaurieren, da macht sich sowas ganz gut da man keine feste Toilette mehr verbauen darf✌️ gefällt mir als bio alternative 👌 danke dafür
@@thomascarlsson7325 I know you guys are just being humorous but they really do work great. Even after a serious vindaloo curry night ;-) Keeping the liquid out of solids makes it smell free when covered with sawdust, coconut husk, etc. Having a small computer fan drawing air through the box and outside makes it even better. I would never, ever go back to a cassette or portable toilet again. Dealing with a full portapotty is awful. Dealing with a dry bag of compost you toss in any rubbish bin and a sealed bottle of urine you just empty and put back is dead simple. Really!
Awesome collection of tools. One think I would avoid is wood, especially waterproof plywood I believe You used for both camper and porta. Thing must be very heavy?
I got to say that's not only humanure for me Since I started doing it, my physical, mental and spiritual health inproved a lot. I recovered from a very hard and difficult to cure disease. Because of this, I could start doing in my life and invent many new things that I could not before due to poor health and poor general condition. Beacause of this, I was able to start working a lot physically and intellectually. I also feel better spritually- happier and freer to do good things and generally as me and I can also give this happiness to others. The very sad thing is that people do not want to see that the changes that have taken place are the results of working towards humanure.
The first time I saw your video looked like the old stereo cabinets I laughed needless to say this is a serious subject a nice video thanks. Well done. Without a doubt one of the best after watching I'm glad u didn't put one of the stupid auger things in the design there really useless thanks.
We are building a new house, also built a garden house to help oversee the project. It grew arms and legs and became a bar, hot tub etc... We are using bio-degradable bags in the compose toilet. 3 to 6 months and they are gone. Just a tip.
Servus Hassan, ich hab das Video grad zufällig gefunden und fands ziemlich witzig, weil meines, dass ich vor etwa 3 Monaten gebaut habe, sehr ähnlich ist. Nach 4 Wochen "hartem" Einsatz in Norwegen kann ich dir allerdings - leider - sagen: Das tut so nicht :-( Im Wesentlichen wirst Du den Boden nochmal ändern müssen, denn beim "Flüssigen" sabbert IMMER etwas daneben, und das fängt dann wirklich an zu stinken - und wird Dir Deine Rahmenkonstruktion aufzuweichen und im schlimmsten Fall auch ins Fahrzeug tropfen. Mindestens würde ich daher den Rahmen komplett wasser-/säurefest lackieren, außerdem die Kanten mit Silikon abdichten. Ich habe mich nach dieser Reise entschieden, mir eine Bodenwanne aus (vermutlich) Zinkblech anfertigen zu lassen, die den unteren Rahmen und das Bodenbrett komplett ersetzt. Aus dem selben Grund würde ich dir auch empfehlen - das hab ich gottseidank gleich gemacht -, das komplette System so abzudichten, dass während dem Transport (im Fahrzeug) kein Geruch austreten kann. Also eine Dichtung zwischen Deckel und Rahmen (und ein eine entsprechende Verriegelung) und besonders auch eine zwischen Klobrille und -deckel (und ebenfalls ein Verschluss, der den Deckel auf holprigen Straßen unten hält)! Wie gesagt, GRUNDSÄTZLICH stimmt es, dass diese Toiletten ziemlich Geruchsneutral sind - wir waren da auch echt überrascht - aber egal wie oft Du den Kanister leerst, um einen leicht beißenden Uringeruch wirst Du nach einiger Zeit kaum herumkommen. Wenn Du das Teil IM Fahrzeug benutzen willst, wäre daher auch ein Lüfter nach außen sinnvoll - wir haben das Teil jeden Tag in ein kleines Popup-Duschzelt neben unseren T4 gestellt, da braucht man den meines Erachtens nicht zwingend. Ich hoffe, meine Tipps ersparen Dir vielleicht ein paar unschöne Erfahrungen, viel Spaß und hoffentlich bald eine gute Reise!
Mit Wasser vermischtes Chlordioxid tötet Bakterien, Pilze und Viren ab (auch Geruch), es lohnt sich dort einzusetzen, wo wir den unangenehmen Geruch von organischen Rückständen wahrnehmen. Viele weitere Informationen dazu finden Sie im Antje Oswald MMS und Jim Humble MMS Application Guide Buch
Fantastic video. No crappy music. No bs. Great workman ship. Wish there were more people doing these videos like yours. Awesome man
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Man, your solution for the urine diverter is genius. Great work!
Exactly. And a lot cheaper. A urine diverter on eBay goes for $57.00.
Thank you!! I am looking to build my own off-grid toilet and I have watched a lot of videos!! Yours is the BEST toilet video I have seen!! I appreciate that you did the film as an easy to follow step by step process. You are quite a craftsman. The job was professional from start to finish. I'm impressed!
Nice build & Nice workshop too :D Quick tip re pocket-holes, ideally they should always be fastened from inside to the outside (you have several outside/in) and up from under. Not only aesthetically pleasing but results in stronger builds.
Finally!!! A complete system that's looks beautiful as well as practical!
These are AWESOME! I built one for going to the desert and it was the only reason my former partner would...'go'. Two things to think about. First is the liquid container. I used a large old liquid clothes washing liquid bottle. They have a little clear stripe up one side to so you can see how full it is. But it's mostly opaque so nobody really knows what's in it. Why this is important is that you can easily carry it into a public toilet, etc., and nobody will look at you. Then you just pour it down the toilet and flush. Easy peasy, nobody gets queasy ;-) Second thing to think about is a very small 12v computer fan. I had my toilet in an off-road trailer and it was more or less rigidly fixed. I put a 50mm pvc vent tube from the box through the roof of the trailer (with a rain cover, of course) and added a small computer fan in it. None of the 50mm tubing was glued, just press fit so it was easy to remove if necessary. That way it drew air out of the box, up the vent, and out the trailer. That made the box extremely dry, no smells AT ALL and it worked a treat even when it was very humid. Then you can just toss the green bag in any skip or rubbish bin as it's literally just compost. Well done! Your backside will thank you ;- Ps. Saw dust works fine, especially as you have lots of it. But for those who don't have it, you can get coconut husk bricks at any pet supply store. It's used for gerbil cages, etc. It works even better, is cheap, and the bricks are very compact for storage until you break one up for used.
Thanks sir, done reslly good ideas 😊👍🏻 will sure think about it
Thank you for this.
I recently finished a camper and had a normal toilet but the septic system is a nightmare and keeps having issues.
Then, right as I needed it... HABU! Habu to the rescue and friendly knowledge people to spread the wealth of information.
This is a decent weekend project to use all of my scraps and stuff I have at home. I'll probably use Kydex for the urinal or just make a separate standing urinal tube out of PVC with a wide adapter and a cap. I've seen those work really well.
@@DanteYewToob I did make a standing urinal tube (just a tube with a funnel and cap zip tied to the wall) in my toilet area along with the toilet that went into a small container under the trailer with a dump valve below it. Most of the time it just dumped out below the trailer but if you needed to spend any time in, say, a car park, it was nice to able to use it and then just turn the valve to dump it when in the dirt. Especially for off-road use, it was nice to be able to get up in the middle of the night and return a beer or two back to whence it came without having to go outside AND you didn't fill up the liquid container in the toilet box. You do really need the urine diverter in the toilet, most especially for any ladies who use it but the tube is great if you don't want to go outside because of weather, night, laziness, or mosquitos!
Thanks Henry, I did some research for weeks and your advice is great! Many things that I have learned you mention in your "These are AWESOME!..."-text! #EWTPWGYE -greetings from Theo "SurvivalTrotter" Brouwers, Trendwatcher on many subjects
www.survivaltrotter.com Pesonal website, watch on laptop/pc.
This is so satisfying to watch everything come together at warp speed. 😊
Wheels on the bottom. Now that’s what I call going to the toilet on the go! 😂😂. Awesome build!
😂🤘
Wire up a Raspberry PI to a motor and drive wheel... that way it can come to you when you whistle!
Finally, a decent way to make a diverter. I will make this my weekend project.
The only thing I’d add to this build which is spectacular is a 12v fan. Something to pull air from the box and out of the camper. Unless your emptying the bag a lot.
There's always someone who is gonna tell you how to do it better, or you did it wrong. But in my opinion it's a beautiful job and I'd be proud to take a dump in it:-)
If I fits, I sits. Nice job man.
Spectacular! I have seen thousands of videos of people building components for vans and they want to sell the info and do the builds for a price. You are the only one I have found that we would actually buy from and pay top dollar. I want to make something like this, I couldn't even come close to all the spectacular-ness you have shown here, but also add a lid to close off the beast and have a "seat" for additional guests, lol.....dreamin'
Espectacular, gracias por compartir tu visión y tan maravilloso trabajo.
Using composting toilet for many years now here are some advices : put a one way valve (there is special valve for this specific use) on your pee tank (pee ferment and stinks really quickly) and use your harvested pee to water your plant (1pee volume for 9 water volume, every 20 days per 1 square meter of soil)
Mix plane shavings and saw dust to increase exchange surface area (it will help drying and absorbing at the same time)
10 liters of global volume for watering plant with liquid gold ^^
The valve is good. I just emptied it often as it was a small container and easy to do.
@@henrycolestage7650 That's why dogs do it on trees🌲🐕🦺
Urine turns to ammonia after 24 hours (so says the internet, which is never wrong haha). Hence the smell. Also, once you have urine/ammonia it will kill plants and weeds.
@@greghoughton5993 yeah it could kill plants if you only water them with it. But watering them with diluted solution of urine and water (10% of urine 90% of water) not less than every 20 days, and respecting a watering surface of 10 liter of mix per square meter you will actually fertilize your soil and plants.
Think about it, every wild animal pee in the nature and the planet is not a big desert created by every earthling's pee...
Well done! You figured out a diy urine diverter. I have done all the rest but bought the diverter for outrageous price.
Not sure that the wheels are a good idea, but absolutely love this
Same thing I was thinking. Moving while “going” would be little unsettling. Otherwise he has a great build and his homemade diverter is smart!
A Thrown 🤨 of distinction. Thank you so much for sharing then hole 😉 process. First time viewer ... have to say, the sleeves are as amazing as your ingenuity and workmanship. 👏🏽🖖🏽👏🏽🥰🇨🇦🚌
Gran idea el separador de orina...
Fantástico trabajo, gracias.
Thanks man!
Das plastik-formen war ja mal ne richtig gute idee!
Danke 😊🤘
Thank you for your videos, this Toilet has been very good, you are already beginning to do what is necessary for your caravan, an interesting fabrication, a greeting from Venezuela, friend. (Translated with the help of google)
you are the man, I am a hard man to impress, you have my total respect. where and what is the wrap around the inside hole cut and what is the urine diverter material. thank you so much
Hi Hassan, Covid forced me to migrate from my loved city to my countryside. I was wondering how to start my home at my village with limited fund. And though it was not easy for me start over there, I dared. Your idea of this wonderful dry toilet saved me. Thanks a lot.
But I would like to add a fan over the poop bin.
Awesoooome video man! :)
That's the first porter potty I've seen someone built! :)
Thanks bro 😘
Теперь не страшно с самой крутой горки на этом съезжать! 🤣🤣🤣 класс!!! 👍👍👍
Now it's not scary to go down the steepest hill on this one!
Ну насмешил 😂😂😂
brilliant. your workshop is insane. Thank you
I have the same Kreg pocket hole jig. Absolutely love it.
Bentley compost toilet pure luxury. neat job man.
Hi Habu, wich type of plastic did you use for the urine separateur ?
Thanks
Guess it is a HDPE plastic plate or acrylic glas? Should work with a bigger plastic bottle, too.
I think it's PET plastic sheeting.
He used Veralite 200 (PETG). I'm not sure where you can find it in the states. Thin-walled ABS might work too
Brauchen auch so eins auf Baustelle 😂👍Klasse gemacht
This is a great helpful video. Thank you for sharing. It will definitely me build my own DIY composting toilet next month.
Excelente video. Excelente explicación. Re prolijo. Me encantó
Whoa! Well done and simple to use!
Manche Lösungen sind einfach wie genial! 😃😎🤙🏻
Very Cute Lil Toilet : )
Very creative. Thanks for sharing
That's the best DIY toilet ever you should market them I recon that will sell .(:
Thanks alot sir 😊 appreciate it
Material for urine separator:
Veralite 200:
is an extruded transparent plastic sheet based upon PETG (Glycol modified Polyethylene Terephthalate). PETG has the advantage of not crystallizing when heating. This makes it easily processable. Veralite 200 is the best choice for complex processing and detailed thermoforming
Thank you! He made it look so easy, not sure I can do that tho. :(
That is amazing work. I love that design.
What type of plastics is the urine separator made of?
das würde mich auch interessieren.
thats what i want to know, too.
Wow, you have even made your own urine diverter! That's just anorher level of DYI compost toilet!
Great job, but now you need a overboard Vventilation system😉👍
Thank you for sharing the idea!
Loves it so hard man. Awesome video!! Thanks 😊
Thanks alot sir 😊👍🏻
im oktober komme ich zum probe sch.... cool geworden das mobile klo💪
Freu mich auf deinen Besuch 😊😘
Nice short video with a whole lotta info! Nice!
This is a class A piece of work. Too good for mass production, but I’d buy one anyway.
Great job man!
Great Job 👍😀🙏
Amazing ideas and project
You forgot the TP holder. But it still looks Amazing and eco friendly.🧻👊😎✌🚽
Looking to convert a van. Can your composting toilet be purchased? I would make a suggestion of waterproofing the inside of the bin for easy fast cleaning with no organic matter residue.
What is the product you used for the urine diverter? Thanks
Sehr schön! Bin gespannt ob du ohne Entlüftung klar kommst, ich baue keine mehr ohne 😬😅
War auch mein erster Gedanke..
Wenn man zeitnah leert, wird es bestimmt gehen.
Clever with the heating. 😉
Ziemlich cool habu 👌
Wollen nächstes Jahr unsere Gartenlaube restaurieren, da macht sich sowas ganz gut da man keine feste Toilette mehr verbauen darf✌️ gefällt mir als bio alternative 👌 danke dafür
Top! Schöne Umsetzung.
A rubber band around the tops of the plastic bags in the containers will keep them from coming loose and falling into the container.
You have to show us a demonstration of it in use😂
Agreed that we should at least see what it looks like after a couple of burrito nights.. for better or worse 😁
@@thomascarlsson7325 I know you guys are just being humorous but they really do work great. Even after a serious vindaloo curry night ;-) Keeping the liquid out of solids makes it smell free when covered with sawdust, coconut husk, etc. Having a small computer fan drawing air through the box and outside makes it even better. I would never, ever go back to a cassette or portable toilet again. Dealing with a full portapotty is awful. Dealing with a dry bag of compost you toss in any rubbish bin and a sealed bottle of urine you just empty and put back is dead simple. Really!
No...thanks 🤮
4:01 What is it? please
Loved the urine diverter.
Excellent! But if you're going to put wheels on a toilet you should also add a steering mechanism ...and maybe a brake
i like the lid and base but seems a bit tall. will it stand independent or in a corner? Also no tp or just saw dust? j/k. very nice,ty.
Awesome collection of tools. One think I would avoid is wood, especially waterproof plywood I believe You used for both camper and porta. Thing must be very heavy?
That's pretty damn sweet, hitting that sub button!
Love it 😊What was the cost for the build
This is high tech!
There is only one part I wouldn’t have done, glue the bottom lid to the main box. You have to clean under there! Other then that PERFECT!!
What kind of plastic did you use to make the urine diverter?
Wow impressive !
Dude, genius!!!
I love this design how would get the plans for this please
Are you serious?
Such a fantastic job. Subbed!
What a job! I wish you sold them.
Can't we add a exhaust fan?
The organic wooden cat litter could work instead of saw dust? Good blokes loo.
(cat litter) not so great saw dust is the best i think. You can get it for free at any cabinet shop they give it away buy the bags full.
For 👧 the number one container won't catch the fluids while sitting.
how much pressure do you piss at? That's a lot of reinforcement...
What kind of (black sheets) wood are you using for the outside?
Thanks 🤩😍😊
Muy bueno! Gracias por compartir!
I got to say that's not only humanure for me Since I started doing it, my physical, mental and spiritual health inproved a lot. I recovered from a very hard and difficult to cure disease. Because of this, I could start doing in my life and invent many new things that I could not before due to poor health and poor general condition. Beacause of this, I was able to start working a lot physically and intellectually. I also feel better spritually- happier and freer to do good things and generally as me and I can also give this happiness to others. The very sad thing is that people do not want to see that the changes that have taken place are the results of working towards humanure.
The first time I saw your video looked like the old stereo cabinets I laughed needless to say this is a serious subject a nice video thanks. Well done. Without a doubt one of the best after watching I'm glad u didn't put one of the stupid auger things in the design there really useless thanks.
Brilliant 👏 👏
Hi Habu !Sehr coole Idee !😎👍Gruß #Bulatsschmiede
Very nice build. Where did you get that urine diverter?
4:01
interesante propuesta. EL tornillao con Habu donde reposa la pierna derecha será algo incomodo para su uso. Yo lo hubiese puesto mas atrás.
Thank you for this video
Can I order one?
Genius!!!
thank you!
We are building a new house, also built a garden house to help oversee the project. It grew arms and legs and became a bar, hot tub etc... We are using bio-degradable bags in the compose toilet. 3 to 6 months and they are gone. Just a tip.
Where can I purchase? Also, how do I change the toilet seat?
HOLY SHIT! 😄 i think it fits to say it in this case 🤣🤣🤣 #derkompressorschrauber
Kannste testen kommen Bro 😂🤘😘
Servus Hassan, ich hab das Video grad zufällig gefunden und fands ziemlich witzig, weil meines, dass ich vor etwa 3 Monaten gebaut habe, sehr ähnlich ist.
Nach 4 Wochen "hartem" Einsatz in Norwegen kann ich dir allerdings - leider - sagen: Das tut so nicht :-(
Im Wesentlichen wirst Du den Boden nochmal ändern müssen, denn beim "Flüssigen" sabbert IMMER etwas daneben, und das fängt dann wirklich an zu stinken - und wird Dir Deine Rahmenkonstruktion aufzuweichen und im schlimmsten Fall auch ins Fahrzeug tropfen. Mindestens würde ich daher den Rahmen komplett wasser-/säurefest lackieren, außerdem die Kanten mit Silikon abdichten. Ich habe mich nach dieser Reise entschieden, mir eine Bodenwanne aus (vermutlich) Zinkblech anfertigen zu lassen, die den unteren Rahmen und das Bodenbrett komplett ersetzt.
Aus dem selben Grund würde ich dir auch empfehlen - das hab ich gottseidank gleich gemacht -, das komplette System so abzudichten, dass während dem Transport (im Fahrzeug) kein Geruch austreten kann. Also eine Dichtung zwischen Deckel und Rahmen (und ein eine entsprechende Verriegelung) und besonders auch eine zwischen Klobrille und -deckel (und ebenfalls ein Verschluss, der den Deckel auf holprigen Straßen unten hält)! Wie gesagt, GRUNDSÄTZLICH stimmt es, dass diese Toiletten ziemlich Geruchsneutral sind - wir waren da auch echt überrascht - aber egal wie oft Du den Kanister leerst, um einen leicht beißenden Uringeruch wirst Du nach einiger Zeit kaum herumkommen.
Wenn Du das Teil IM Fahrzeug benutzen willst, wäre daher auch ein Lüfter nach außen sinnvoll - wir haben das Teil jeden Tag in ein kleines Popup-Duschzelt neben unseren T4 gestellt, da braucht man den meines Erachtens nicht zwingend.
Ich hoffe, meine Tipps ersparen Dir vielleicht ein paar unschöne Erfahrungen, viel Spaß und hoffentlich bald eine gute Reise!
Mit Wasser vermischtes Chlordioxid tötet Bakterien, Pilze und Viren ab (auch Geruch), es lohnt sich dort einzusetzen, wo wir den unangenehmen Geruch von organischen Rückständen wahrnehmen. Viele weitere Informationen dazu finden Sie im Antje Oswald MMS und Jim Humble MMS Application Guide Buch
Brilliant!
well done!
Would you sell this already made?
I love that you don't talk
Bravo!