New: the Noir collection
Welcome to the
dark side
Cuddy Noir and Cuddy Lite Noir, now in stock. Built for off-grid, built to last.
2-year warranty
Every toilet, every part. If it fails, we fix it.
Built for vanlife, RVs & tiny homes
Flush-wall install, portable when you need it.
Waterless & chemical-free
No blue juice, no enzymes, no plumbing.
No black tank needed
Skip the dump station. The urine bottle takes about 30 seconds to empty, wherever local rules allow.
Two kinds, one idea
Portable toilets for your adventures
Every CompoCloset toilet is waterless, chemical-free and diverts urine so nothing mixes. What changes is what happens to the solids.
Type 01Composting toilets
Pick from two styles of composting toilets. Choose the toilet that fits your lifestyle.
Self-contained or manual bagging.
- Longest gap between empties
- No expensive consumables
- Cuddy Lite needs no power or wiring
Type 02Dry flush sealing toilets
Separate, Seal, Save
Push a button and the S1 heat-seals only solid waste - see nothing, smell nothing.
- Separation means you don't pay to pee!
- Battery or Hardwire it into your 12V system
- No composting knowledge needed
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Choose your adventure
Four ways to Go.
Composting
Cuddy
$850Our flagship composting toilet with an agitator, carbon filter and urine indicator light. Perfect for longer trips off-grid.
Composting
Cuddy Lite
$650Same no-smell separation in our simplest, lightest, most affordable toilet. Made for shorter trips, guests and Airbnbs.
Dry flush sealing
S1 Dry Flush 12V
$1,500The same S1, with no internal battery. It runs straight off your rig’s 12V power, so there’s nothing to charge.
Dry flush sealing
S1 Dry Flush
$1,500The only dry flush that combines urine diversion with heat sealing. You only seal #2s, so you never bag urine.
Which toilet
is right for you?
Answer 5 quick questions and we’ll recommend your perfect off-grid throne.
How often will you actually use it?
What matters most to you?
How do you feel about setup & maintenance?
What power do you have available?
How many people will use it?
Your perfect match
Cuddy Lite Portable Composting Toilet
Same no-smell separation in our simplest, lightest, most affordable toilet. Portable and perfect for shorter trips, three or more people, or regular guests.
Cuddy Composting Toilet
Our flagship composting toilet with an agitator, carbon filter and urine indicator light. Perfect for longer trips off-grid.
S1 Dry Flush Sealing Toilet - 12V (No Battery)
The only dry flush that combines urine diversion with heat sealing. You only seal #2s, so you never bag urine. It runs straight off your rig’s 12V system, so there’s nothing to charge.
Product
Two ways to go
Composting
or dry flush?
Both are waterless, chemical-free and urine-diverting. The difference is what happens to the solids.
Composting = Cuddy and Cuddy Lite. Dry flush = the S1 Dry Flush Sealing Toilet, with its own battery or as the battery-free S1 12V.
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Make it yours
Build your toilet,
your way
Pick your seat, your venting, your power. Every Cuddy is modular — add what you need now, change it later.
Shop by use case
Find the toilet for
your setup
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. Urine and solids never mix, so there’s no sewage smell to start with. Cuddy also pulls air through a carbon filter with its built-in fan. At worst you’ll notice an earthy smell from the coir. The urine bottle will smell when you open it to empty it. That’s urine for you.
Cuddy, Cuddy Lite or S1 — which one is for me?
Cuddy is our original self-contained composting toilet for long trips and full-time use: agitator, urine indicator light, carbon filter, multiple venting options.
Cuddy Lite is the same no-smell separation, simpler to empty and budget friendly.
S1 is for people who never want to see or handle anything. It comes two ways: as the S1 12V, which wires into your rig’s 12V system with nothing to charge, or with its own battery.
What do I do with the waste?
Liquids: pour down any toilet, dump station, or by a mature tree. Solids: always check the rules for your location. Usually solids may be bagged and put in a regular trash bin.
How often do I empty it?
Liquids every 2–3 days for two people. For solids: Cuddy every 2–3 weeks, Cuddy Lite every 8–12 uses (tie off and swap the bag), and the S1 every 2–3 uses. Compare that to a chemical toilet: every 2–3 days for everything, at a designated dump point.
Time to 💩 or get off the pot
Better toilets
for people
& the planet.
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