Richard Brunt
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My family owns a cabin in northern Michigan we only use the cabin between April and September. Generally on the weekends and then about twice a year we have a large gathering (20 or more people). On these occasions would it be best to also have a rented outhouse?
What model would you recommend? In the Winter would we simply clean empty and turn off the fan?
20 people is far too many for one toilet. I cannot say if renting an outhouse is a good idea for you. The Villa has large capacity, because you can just empty it as often as you need to. But you don’t want to be doing that constantly. You can empty and turn off the fan, yes.
How many toilets for a family of 6 would you recommend? And what about vomiting, would that affect the way the compost bin functions on break down? Trying to think of all scenarios that happen in life.
That is a hard question to answer. Growing up, we were a family of 6, and we shared one toilet without difficulty. However, everyone’s family is different. A little extra liquid is not usually a problem. But people generally do not vomit in a composting toilet. A bag or bucket would be better. Diarrhea is OK, as long as it is not chronic.
Also, can you let me know of a brand and size composting bag that seems to work best with both toilets? As I research bags that compost, it seems most of them leak as soon as a small amount of liquid enters into them.
We sell a very strong bag, but it is quite expensive. Many of my customers use any good brand of bio degradable bags with excellent results. You could always double the bag. There should be no liquid to leak out, if the Separett is working properly.