Off Grid Toilets for Cabins 
and Homesteads

waterless | no odors | easy to clean | off-grid capable | sustainable

waterless operation: no plumbing required

odor-free experience: urine diversion = no mixing with solids = no smell.

no overflows: led indicator tells you when your liquids container is full.

eco-conscious: no harmful chemicals.

small footprint: fits in any corner with ease.

low-maintenance: easy emptying and simple cleaning.

multi-use: have three toilet styles in one with optional conversion kit add-ons

Which Toilet is Best for Homesteading?

Our top pick, Cuddy, is a composting-style toilet that kickstarts the composting process so you can transfer the solids to a proper compost pile to finish breaking down over time. It’s eco-friendly, easy to use, and doesn’t add to your household waste. Perfect for off grid living. 

  • Urine-diverting and solids-agitating design keeps things dry and odor-free. 
  • A built-in fan helps with ventilation, and can easily be wired into a 12-volt off grid power system.
  • The liquids indicator light tells you when to empty your liquids container. 
  • Optional external venting and urine drain-away kit for more permanent placements.

And our favorite part? Cuddy is truly the most adaptable of any off-grid capable toilet on the market! It’s convertible into a Cuddy Lite or S1 Dry Flush Toilet by simply adding a Cuddy Lite solids bin or the S1 conversion kit! 

Compare All of Our Toilets

Cuddy

S1 Dry Flush

Cuddy Lite

type

Self-contained composting-style
(with agitator)

Separating sealing

Composting-style (layering)

external power needed

Minimal: 12v fan operation only

Rechargeable battery with any 12v power source

None

composting capability

Kickstarts composting: solids can be transferred to compost pile

None – wraps and seals waste

Solids can be bagged and disposed or transferred to compost pile

odor control

Excellent – separation + fan + optional external venting

Excellent – separation + fully sealed bags for solids

Excellent – separation + cover material

emptying frequency

Solids: every 2–3 weeks 

Liquids: 2–3 days

Solids: sealed after each use 
Liquids: 2–3 days

Solids: every 1–2 weeks 

Liquids: 2–3 days

disposal requirements

Liquids outside or to greywater
Solids to compost pile or appropriate disposal

Liquids outside or to greywater
Bagged solids with regular household waste or composted if using compostable bag

Liquids outside or to greywater
Solids to compost pile or appropriate disposal

best for

Cabins, full-time tiny homes, homesteads

Part-time cabins, those wanting no handling of waste

Seasonal cabins, tiny homes without power

limitations

Requires compost pile or solids disposal plan

Need bad liner refill cartridges. 

More frequent emptying
Cuddy Composting Toilet
Cuddy Composting Toilet
Cuddy composting toilet with the lid open to show the agitator inside
Inside the Cuddy composting toilet showing how to remove the patented solids bin to empty the toilet.
Cuddy advanced self contained composting toilet with urine bottle one way valve, activated carbon filter and no smell.
close up shot of the urine diverter and toilet seat of Cuddy composting toilet showing the Smart LED Indicator and urine separating solids cover
activated carbon filter for composting toilet with fan for natural odour reduction
How to easily empty the Cuddy composting toilet solids bin with no-mess handles.
Urine diverting seat for cuddy composting toilet showing extra large drop zone for solids and urine level indicator light.
Cuddy Composting Toilet

Cuddy Composting Toilet

$750.00
$850.00
3.9 Gal Solids Bin - without agitator
3.9 Gal Solids Bin - without agitator
3.9 Gal Solids Bin - without agitator
3.9 Gal Solids Bin - without agitator

3.9 Gal Solids Bin - without agitator

$35.00
$35.00 
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S1 Dry Flush Adapter Kit - Preorder
S1 Dry Flush Adapter Kit - Preorder
S1 Dry Flush Adapter Kit - Preorder
S1 Dry Flush Adapter Kit - Preorder

S1 Dry Flush Adapter Kit - Preorder

$850.00
$850.00

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how to compost with an off grid toilet

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Combine with carbon-rich materials (like leaves or sawdust)

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Let it rest for 6-12 months to fully compost.

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Learn more about how composting toilets work

Common FAQs About Our Off Grid Toilets

Will my toilet smell?

Not one from CompoCloset. All of our toilets are urine diverting toilets. Mixing urine with #2 is what creates that gross sewage smell. No mixing liquids and solids = no smell!

Can I compost the solid matter in my toilet?

Yes! With Cuddy and Cuddy Lite, solids can easily be added to your home compost pile, provided it’s managed correctly:

  • Combine with carbon-rich materials (like leaves or sawdust)
  • Let it rest for 6–12 months to fully compost
  • Learn more about how composting toilets work. 

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