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  • composting toilet

    …simplest form is a “humanure” system, which can be built with a large bucket, some pieces of wood, and a pile of hay. Self-contained units within households can have mechanical batch stirrers, electrically powered rotating chambers, and heating elements to drive off excess moisture. Site-built and single-chamber systems can…

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    …simplest form is a “humanure” system, which can be built with a large bucket, some pieces of wood, and a pile of hay. Self-contained units within households can have mechanical batch stirrers, electrically powered rotating chambers, and heating elements to drive off excess moisture. Site-built and single-chamber systems can…

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