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*Waterless Toilet- | *Waterless Toilet- Consists of two or more 5-gallon buckets, sawdust or other organic material, and a toilet seat. Since it does not use water like the toilets used in most first world countries, saves valuable clean water, which is hard to come-by. | ||
*Humanure- provides valuable source of nutrients needed for [[compost]]. It contains high levels of nitrogen and is easily collected using a waterless toilet. [[http://ersson.sustainabilitylane.com/sawdust.htm]] | *Humanure- provides valuable source of nutrients needed for [[compost]]. It contains high levels of nitrogen and is easily collected using a waterless toilet. [[http://ersson.sustainabilitylane.com/sawdust.htm]] | ||
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- Waterless Toilet- Consists of two or more 5-gallon buckets, sawdust or other organic material, and a toilet seat. Since it does not use water like the toilets used in most first world countries, saves valuable clean water, which is hard to come-by.
- Humanure- provides valuable source of nutrients needed for compost. It contains high levels of nitrogen and is easily collected using a waterless toilet. [[1]]