Composting toilets are gaining in popularity, especially among eco-conscious consumers. Similar to the process of composting food scraps, composting toilets transform human waste into compost-like ...

Composting material is added to the rear ... waste dump sites you can use to empty your portable toilet for a small fee. RV parks have similar facilities, often using separate disposal facilities ...

The one that started it all for premium builder Mustard See Tiny Homes boasts a perfect layout with gorgeous finishes. You ...

It offers a shower with hot and cold water, a sink, and what we can only assume would be a composting or RV-style toilet. Built with insulated fiberglass, the ForFreedom would be lightweight ...

A FAMILY-OF-7 who travel across the US full time in a converted school bus have revealed how surprisingly cheap it was to ...

In fact, in my small community of 800 people, about half live without flush toilets and instead use an outhouse. This means my wife and I venture outside whenever nature calls — even in the winter ...

For this piece, I concentrated on basic portable camping toilets that have a holding tank for fresh and black water with a simple flush. I did not include composting or cassette toilets. Below are ...

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People in the U.S. use a lot of toilet paper—and spend a lot on it, too, more per roll than anywhere else in the world. And researchers expect that number to continue to grow. Throughout the ...

ONLY A FEW short decades ago, camping was a whole different animal. Most campers looking to "rough it" hoofed it into the woods under their own power, wearing all cotton clothes and weather-beaten ...

Coastal dwellers have been seen scooping sea water to flush their toilets, while many are frantically ordering bottled water online. Farmers are struggling to provide for their livestock ...

Toilets, toilet paper and wastewater facilities require huge amounts of water, energy and chemicals. Letting soil do the work is much better for the environment, said Izawa, who believes more ...