Reply to "Nature's Head Composting Toilet"

Jan & Joel_TMaster Camper Lifetime Member

kaypee posted:
LJJ, my guess is that a Nature's Head would do fine in a wet bath.
First, if the lid is closed, it comes down over the seat. Any water splashing on it will roll down the side.
Second, if any water DID get into the bowl area, if the trap door for the solids is closed, you have a second layer of protection for your drying chamber. Any water in the bowl is diverted in with the liquids.
I live in a cool, damp climate and wasn't sure if the head would work for me. So far, so good up here.

If this is true why is good "aim" ( beyond wife's expectations ) even necessary? I'm also curious how much, umm, activity a Natures Head can handle over a period of time, before it's prematurely full.

4/19/168:26 AM

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