Peat toilets

Peat toilets are convenient and compact toilets equipped with an automatic waste recycling system, the absorption of unpleasant odors and the creation of fertilizer. These devices are specifically designed for installation in cottages and in rural homes, they can also be used during long trips to nature or during repairs in the apartment. Peat toilets are put on the floor directly in a residential building or in a separate outbuilding. This feature allows you to use them almost everywhere.

The toilet looks peat like a traditional toilet, however, unlike the latter, does not require connection to sewerage and water supply. Its body, as a rule, is made of impact-resistant plastic, resistant to a variety of chemicals and low temperatures. Naturally, peat acts as an active substance in biotoilets of this type. As is known, this organic soil has excellent absorbing characteristics.

On average, one kilogram of peat can absorb up to ten liters of waste. And thanks to aerobic mineralization, recyclable materials are processed and transformed into fertilizer over time. In this case, any unpleasant odor is completely excluded. The ready compost mass, given its organic origin, can be used quite safely in the suburban area. Moreover, for the convenience of use, most modern models have two separate tanks - the upper one is for peat, and the lower one is for fertilizers.

If we talk about the differences between conventional and peat dry closets, here we can distinguish several important advantages that have peat toilets.

First, these plumbing devices are the most comfortable and convenient, regardless of the distance from the city. Secondly, all models of these biotoilets, whether Finnish peat toilets, German or Russian, are environmentally friendly and do not contain any harmful chemicals that can harm the environment. Thirdly, such devices are very easy to use and easy to keep clean. And finally, fourthly, modern peat toilets fully comply with all sanitary standards and minimize contamination of the site. As a result, they are comfortable to use, regardless of the specific operating conditions.

Summing up, we can say that the peat bio-toilet is the most optimal alternative to a stationary home toilet. It is convenient and practical, it perfectly blocks unpleasant smells and does not require additional maintenance. In addition, it does not need sewerage, water and electricity, as well as any consumable fluids. The volume of peat toilet is sufficient for a long period of time, and for its installation no special plumbing tools are needed.