City Farmer's Compost Toilet

You actually are supposed to let the tray sit for a week or two before removing...

you know how fucking nasty that toilet would smell with no water to flush it? I can just imagine eating going after i ate a huge bean burrito.

What about the toilet paper?

It's more natural to compost and then bury waste instead of using precious water to flush it into our rivers and oceans along with the chemicals used to treat it. I cannot see how the felt seat cover is sanitary. Toilet seats are a hard nonporous surface, easy to wipe clean. Fabric, or in this case felt, can soak up bits and splashes of waste, holding on to it until its tossed into a washing machine. Who would want to sit on that, or have the job of washing the seat cover for that matter?!

so do you drop dumps and stuff in there?

I have the same toilet. My manual says to rotate it more frequently than once a month, like every three days. I have a problem with clumping. I keep the compost moist by adding water everyday (I don't usually pee in it) and I keep the toilet warm, above 60. Maybe the clumping is from rotating too often or maybe it's the compost material. I add sunmars' peat and wood chips mix. I haven't seen the hemp. Any input?