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Sanergy has something along those lines http://www.sanergy.com/ http://www.sanergy.com/ However, I don't think that model fits the American mentality well. One
by coderintherye 7y ago
Sanergy has something along those lines http://www.sanergy.com/ http://www.sanergy.com/
However, I don't think that model fits the American mentality well. One more likely scenario would be the electric or gas powered combustion toilets:
https://shop.ecojohn.com/products/tinyjohn-waterless-incinerating-toilet https://shop.ecojohn.com/products/tinyjohn-waterless-inciner...
https://incinolet.com/ https://incinolet.com/
You see these in places where fresh water may be scarce or sewage treatment limited, e.g. a small live-aboard boat.
But it's really a question of what you want to optimize for.
As others have said though, a great easy addition to the current American toilet is adding a bidet.
- crispinb 7y agoIt's one of the more interesting if unsexy engineering problems I guess. You mention small boats - composting toilets are making inroads there too. I happen to live in the bush with a composter. As I'm also on rainwater, which was damn scarce earlier this summer, flushing toilets make me cringe.