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Alongside the points above there are some more general recommendations (Schönning and Stenström, 2004): | Alongside the points above there are some more general recommendations (Schönning and Stenström, 2004): | ||
. • urine diversion is generally recommended; | |||
. • twin pit collection within in a sealed vault is preferable; | |||
. • every effort should be taken to reduce faecal contamination of diverted urine; | |||
. • solar heating can increase die-off of pathogens; | |||
. • toilet paper should be collected separately unless composting or incineration are the intended treatment processes; | |||
. • anal cleansing material should not be collected with urine; | |||
. • stones used for anal cleansing should be collected separately, vegetable material used for this purpose can be added to the faeces compartment; | |||
• contents of nappies/diapers should be emptied into the faecal compartment; | |||
• other material such as sanitary napkins should only go into the faecal compartment if they are degradable, otherwise they should be treated as solid waste; and | |||
. • if diarrhoea is prevalent extra absorbent material may have to be added. | |||
== Conclusion == | == Conclusion == |