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I’m beyond excited to have a toilet—a compost toilet finally. What a game-changer in my nomad life! I won't need to scout for toilet places in the wild anymore, which often takes an hour of my day.
In this blog post, I review the Kildwick MiniLoo Hydro Compost toilet I've used for the past year in my campervan. After 4 years of living in the van, it was time to install a toilet! What a game-changer. I can't believe I didn't get a compost toilet before. I can recommend it to any vanlifer, sailors, offgrid person, and anyone really. Read on why.
Living a nomadic lifestyle, whether on the high seas, on wheels, or in a tiny house off the grid, requires a unique set of solutions to everyday challenges. One such challenge is managing human waste. The traditional flush toilet system is usually not viable due to its water and electricity demands. However, the compost toilet is a sustainable, practical, and eco-friendly alternative.
One of the best upgrades you can make for your campervan, camping trip or sailboat if you haven't yet.
Summary of the Review on Kildwick separation toilet DIY kit
Quick facts about The Kildwick Compost Toilet:
- A DIY separation toilet
- It's a complete DIY kit with a box, a separator, two canisters for separating solids and liquids, a toilet seat, and a lid.
- 8.2 Kilo
- Different models ranging from 399 – 799 euro
In the end, Kildwick was my preferred option because of its dimensions, weight, waterproof features, ease of delivery at a DHL point, and the responsiveness of the Kildwick team.
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