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Also known as “waterless toilets”, “dry toilets” and “biological toilets”, the composting toilet is actually a toilet with the main goal of breaking down human waste into humus, a substance that resembles soil, rather than flushing it down the sewer system where vast amounts of chemicals and water are used to do what nature does naturally.
My first compost toilet was one of these fancy shmancy $2000 units. It lasted 3 months. Before purchasing a different style I decided to take what I know of Anaerobic decomposition of organic matter and put it to the test building my own compost toilet. That was over 10 years ago and I still have the same toilet. That’s longer than most people own conventional toilets for.
I’ll show you step by step how to make 2 very simple styles of home composting toilets, which operate better, cleaner and will last longer than any model on the market today for a tenth of the price.
- Sales Rank: #361574 in eBooks
- Published on: 2010-03-02
- Released on: 2010-03-02
- Format: Kindle eBook
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31 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
Needs some revision...
By S. H. Summers
I hesitate to be too critical of a book like this, for several reasons:
1. It's a self-published work (though an editor would be very helpful for the next revision)
2. It's only 4.99
3. It's on a "green" topic, which I want to encourage
I have a few minor nits, such as the usual grammatical errors, pictures that display oddly on the Kindle (with large areas containing highlights that display as black), etc., but I'll primarily stick to the main things that I personally would have liked to have been apprised of before buying this product myself. Hopefully this helps someone.
Firstly, there is not much content germane to the topic at hand. It's hard to say how many "pages" of content there are when using the Kindle, but the first fully 50% of the book covers general green topics such as climate change, definitions of alternative energy and its sources, the author's alleged resume, advertisements for the author's other titles, etc. Then, the closing 10% of the book is similar advertising for the author's other pamphlets and services, another discussion of his resume (there is a continuing claim to be a "retired" aerospace engineer...at age 25, LoL. Sorry, but if you're that age you didn't retire, you just quit your job.) So in all, the actual useful content of the book is only about 40%. Personally, I wouldn't have been upset if the rest of the information had been cut out, and the book was just made shorter; however, there is at least a bit more content that could be added, which would help alleviate this anyway, as I suggest next.
There needs to be some references to suppliers...for one critical part in particular. The entire design hinges on the use of a special funnel-like device to separate liquids from solids, called a urine diverter. It's actually somewhat comical, in that the author laundry-lists all the supplies that are needed, and the vast majority really are common hardware, but stuck in the middle of this mundane list is "urine diverter"...as if you could find such as item just anyplace. Actually, my quick internet search only revealed one supplier for the item - in the UK, and not particularly cheap, either. Providing some supplier information, as well as some alternative designs for making your own diverter (out of a large funnel perhaps, or an upside down, thick plastic jug, or...?) would be helpful, and would add a lot to the usefulness of the remainder of the content, given that the project cannot be built without this item. More information on the type of storage buckets to use would also be handy; there is no way that a normal 5 gallon bucket is going to fit in the height provided by the average chest cooler.
Lastly, in actual fact, the design is not in the truest sense, a composting toilet...there is no special characteristic that makes it so, (such as heating, drying, rotating, etc. It is closer in design to Joseph Jenkins' "sawdust toilet" which he does not claim to be composting per se, but rather a part of a larger composting system. Jenkins literally wrote the book on this subject The Humanure Handbook: A Guide to Composting Human Manure, Third Edition, and has been refining the process for over thirty years. The main difference in the design is the diverting of urine...Jenkins says not only is this not necessary, but it is not recommended. I'd say the main reason for diverting urine in this design is because storage buckets are not removed from the container immediately, whereas in Jenkins' design, they are removed when full, and either temporarily stored elsewhere, or just put immediately in the compost pile where the actual composting occurs. This is a critical part of the process, since the intense heat created in the larger pile (>160 degrees), is vital to ensure that any harmful bacteria are killed during the process.
Anyway, to sum up, I do think that if you are interested in this topic, the author has something useful to say with his design; maybe even five dollars worth. I actually hope that he'll read this review and consider making a couple of the changes I suggest, which I believe would greatly improve the product, and hopefully lead to greater income for himself, and a better "conversion rate" in the form of follow-through for the purchaser.
**Edit - 19 Sep 12. Just wanted to add that the author advertises that he details two different composting toilet designs in this book...this is stated in the Amazon write-up, as well as in the book itself. Alas, only a single design is discussed in any way. This is an oversight, I assume, but given the slim content of the book to start with, a second design would not only fulfill the advertised promise, but also make the purchase price more worthwhile.
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
This is a necessary book for the self-sufficient home owner.
By MarvinC
Succinct, but very usable, How to Build a Compost Toilet is a Do It Yourself manual that teaches us how to conserve energy and eliminate utility costs. A compost toilet can be built with simple items from your workshop, things just lying around gathering dust. An ice chest, a couple of buckets, rubber tubing, a jigsaw, all supplies we use every day, will build a renewable source of compost with little odor or mess.
How to Build a Compost Toilet gives detailed illustrations with photos and step-by-step instructions to a functional, practical solution to composting and eliminating physical waste. Easy to construct, a compost toilet is a necessity for those wanting to economize and be earth-friendly at the same time. If you want to decrease your energy usage, help the environment, and be self-sufficient from the power companies, use these instructions to build a compost toilet for your family. This book demonstrates how to decrease your dependency on utility companies and increase your self-reliance and independence from another debt.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
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By Kindle Customer
If the book's title is about composting toilets, one would think it would be the main subject. This book needs a table of contents so one can skip to building a toilet. It is my understanding composted human waste should not be put on veggies due to heavy metals and parasite potentials. Not sure if garden in this book means flowers or veggies. I wouldn't take the risk of putting it on my food crops. Flower garden use would be good. There is definitely some exaggeration going on in the book. Pretty sure drilling 100,000,000 holes is not even possible for a diy project.
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