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Jeff, the eggs (I put two in there) taste wonderful and if you put a dab of butter and (shredded cheese (that's what I like anyway) they're LOAlicious Try the meg too, they're cheap enough, $6.99 or less at Bed Bath and Whatever!! WoodGlue

Jayne says they are at Bed Bath and Beyond... glad you guys could make it...

Great thread. Thanks for the follow up. Has anyone installed a composting toilet in a wet bath and if yes, how is it working, are you able to keep the shower water from the dry lumps?

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.

You got me thinking so, I got my wife to surf the net with me. We spent last night looking for compost toilets. Here are the 4 major makers that I found. Natures Head http://www.natureshead.net/tin...SKnswCFZNgfgodIB8G-w Air Head http://airheadtoilet.com/ Separett https://www.separett-usa.com/i...terless-toilets.html C Head http://www.c-head.com/ All four have advantages. One thing that the C head focused on was taking the urine and directing it into holding tanks instead of the bottle in...

Like KayPee I had to modify mine to make the situation fit. The only thing I have done since installing was to purchase an extra liquids container. One thing I did not mention in my installation post is I cut the handle to the latch that hold the top onto the bottom section. This allowed me to move the entire unit about another inch to the left hand side as viewed. If I was using it in a wet bath I would eliminate the fan and go with a solar vent top.

Back in September I changed out the stock toilet in our camper, a Thetford Aqua Magic V hand flush for a Thetford Aqua Magic Residence foot flush. After two camping trips with the new toilet Cyndi and I both agree it was a good change. Here is the stock toilet I removed. And here is the new toilet. Staying with the same brand helped to eliminate any dimensional problems. I looked at some of the offerings from Dometic but there would have been a clearance issue between the toilet and the back...