In this article, we will consider all aspects of the construction of a standard toilet for self-catering.
The construction of a latrine is always associated witha lot of problems and issues related to the lack of sewage and water supply. In addition, the presence of a traditional rural lavatory, accompanied by flies and an unpleasant smell, can spoil the rest for both you and your neighbors. But the Finnish peat toilet for the dacha will do just fine.
Build your own Finnish peat toiletto give the power of each. To do this, you need to make a small durable room, correctly position the ventilation, install a 20 liter capacity in it, preferably frost-resistant and stainless, in the form of a bucket, a toilet seat, prepare a pit for humus (compost) and the most important component - peat. The Finnish peat toilet for dacha functions in the same way as a regular one, with one exception - no need to flush, everything processes peat.
Another advantage of this dry closet is the lowcost price. For him, it is not required to supply a water supply, accordingly, water, electricity (excluding lighting) is not wasted. Do not need sewerage, installation of expensive equipment for a septic tank. Toilets of peat are equipped with a special capacity, fixed above the level of the toilet, for a dry mixture of peat, equipped with a special device - dispenser.
Bio toilet for giving has another purpose:In addition to using it for human needs, it helps to get fertilizer. The process is simple: we install a large container with a capacity of 100 to 120 liters for waste in the bottom of the toilet. The tank of such a capacity for a long time can not be cleaned until it is filled to the top as a result. But this situation should not be brought up. It is easier and much easier to clean the container once every two weeks or, at most, once a month. It will be imperative to come up with some kind of fixture so that without difficulty it would be possible to transport the capacity of such a volume to the compost pit. The contents of the tank poured into the pit and peppered again with a layer of peat - and so on layer after layer. Thereby you get rid of an unpleasant smell and get a positive effect in the form of an excellent fertilizer.