How to build a waterless composting toilet
Channel: Simon Pockley
Date: 09/09/2017

Barefoot building and part of an ongoing series. Constructing a double chambered odor-free composting toilet is easy. Here, you'll see construction of the two brick chambers with an internal 30 degree slope that allows the rotting poo to collect in an access chamber where there is a door for clearing out the compost. The pooing chambers are lined with coarse grass or straw. A black painted flue assists with odor extraction.  The toilet is not smelly and rapidly turns poo into a pleasant, friable compost. This video has assembled from earlier 2014 - 2016 footage.

These videos are a series of short summaries of activities during the rebuilding of Wheoh in the Warrumbungles a visual accompaniment to recent written blog posts at: http://duckdigital.net/Wheoh/