Where and When to Empty an RV Composting Toilet
You've heard that using an RV composting toilet is the way to go when camping in an RV. It would be great not to deal with black tanks, chemical treatments, and the occasional sewage smell...
Our Composting Toilets
All our separating toilets offer a sustainable, waterless solution for waste management. Separating liquids and solids to prevent the formation of sewage and reducing nasty sme...
All our separating toilets offer a sustainable, waterless solution for waste management. Separating liquids and solids to prevent the formation of sewage and reducing nasty smel...
Frequently Asked Questions
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Composting toilets work by separating your 1’s and 2’s with a built in urine diverter. Separating the 1's from the 2's stops the formation of sewage and nasty smells.
They then break down solid waste through a natural decomposition process, reducing your waste’s volume and eliminating odour.
This composting waste is stored in a removable solids bin. Urine is stored in a separate, removable liquids container.
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Yes, composting toilets can easily be installed in an RV!
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Emptying your RV compost toilet is super easy! If you have a Cuddy Composting Toilet you will simply open the unit and remove the removable solids bin, grab your bag and use the handy handles to empty the contents into the bag.
With a Cuddy Lite you will open and remove the bag and put in a new bag for continued use - zip zap easy as that.
Check out this article on for more information on emptying an RV composting toilet:
How to install a composting toilet in an RV
Download a DIY guide for installing a composting toilet in an RV.
Originally published by CaravanWorld.AU and can be viewed online or downloaded for future reference.
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