Rated 4.69/5 Based on 89 Reviews

Off-Grid Toilets That Actually Don't Smell.

From the bestselling Cuddy® composting toilet to the new S1 dry flush, our portable toilets turn your van, boat or cabin into a home. 

No Plumbing . No Chemicals . No Smell

Shop the range - from $650

30-day money-back guarantee included 

Three toilets. Every off-grid setup covered.

Every model: no plumbing, no smell, 30-day returns, 2-year warranty.

Cuddy Composting Toilet

4.8 (60+)

$850.00

Our flagship composting toilet with an agitator, carbon filter and urine-level sensor. The full long-term off-grid solution

Cuddy Lite

4.8 (60+)

$650.00

Same no-smell separation in our simplest, lightest, most affordable package. Perfect for the off-grid weekends away.

S1 Dry Flush Sealing Toilet

Shipping Soon

$1,500.00

Push-button dry flush that separates and seals waste away completely. Zero handling, zero smell. The latest toilet from CompoCloset.

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    How It Works

    No plumbing. No chemicals. No nonsense.

    Composting toilets sound complicated. They're not — here's how Cuddy and Cuddy Lite work, in three steps.

    1

    Separate

    Liquids go to a front bottle, solids to a rear bin. Because they never mix, the smell never starts.

    2

    Cover

    A scoop of coconut coir over solids after each use. The agitator mixes it in and composting begins.

    3

    Empty (rarely)

    Bottle every 2–3 days into any toilet. Solids bin every 3–4 weeks into a compostable bag. Done.

    Prefer zero handling?

    The new S1 dry flush seals waste away at the push of a button — no coir, no composting, no contact. Ever.

    Preorder the S1 →

    The Perfect Balance of Comfort and Freedom

    RV & Motorhomes

    Tiny Homes

    Boats

    Campervans

    Off-Grid

    Home Use

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    Our Mission


    At CompoCloset, our mission is simple:

    Better Toilets for People & The Planet

    Why not the best? Because even the best can always do better - and we're never going to stop innovating

    We believe composting toilets are superior to chemical toilets in terms of user experience, safety and the environment.

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    We've heard it all. Here's the honest version.

    No marketing spin — these are the real answers we give in support emails.

    Does it really not smell?

    Really. Smell comes from liquids and solids mixing — Cuddy and Cuddy Lite and the S1 keep them separate (with an optional carbon filter scrubbing the air). In a sealed van, you won't smell it. The urine bottle will smell when you open it to empty it, like any toilet would.

    Cuddy, Cuddy Lite or S1 — which one is for me?

    Cuddy is the full experience: agitator, urine-level sensor, carbon filter option. Cuddy Lite is the same no-smell separation, lighter and cheaper — great for weekenders. S1 (preorder) is for people who never want to see or handle anything: push-button dry flush that seals each use into a cartridge. Still unsure? Use the "Help me choose" quiz above.

    What do I do with the waste?

    Liquids: pour down any toilet. Solids: they're mostly composted coir by the time you empty — bag it (compostable bags included) and bin it, or add to a compost pile if local rules allow.

    How often do I empty it?

    Liquids every 2–3 days for two people. Solids every 3–4 weeks. Compare that to a chemical toilet: every 2–3 days for everything, at a designated dump point.

    Can I use it while driving / on a heeling boat?

    Yes — there's no water to slosh and the bins are sealed. Our portable toilets are used on sailboats, narrowboats and overland rigs.