Use cases
The perfect balance of
comfort and freedom
Vans, RVs, tiny homes, boats, cabins or the spare room — composting or dry flush, our toilets work almost anywhere. Pick where it is going.
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Find the toilet for
your setup
How we compare
to chemical toilets
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.
Shop compostingShop dry flushWe’ve heard it all
Here’s the
honest version
No marketing spin — these are the real answers we give in support emails.
Do they really not smell?
Really. Smell comes from liquids and solids mixing — Cuddy, Cuddy Lite and the S1 keep them separate.
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 and budget friendly.
S1 is for people who never want to see or handle anything. It comes two ways: as the S1 12V, which hardwires direct into your rig’s 12V system, or with its own battery.
What do I do with the waste?
Always check the rules for your location.
Liquids: pour down any toilet, dump station, or by a mature tree. You can also dilute it down and put it on your flowers.
Solids: Usually bagged solids may be put in a regular trash bin - like diapers and pet poo. Or if you have a compost pile you can add it to it and let the process continue 6-12 monts.
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 1–2 uses.
Compare that to a chemical toilet: every 2–3 days for everything, at a designated dump point.
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Better toilets
for people
& the planet.
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