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Toilet Waste Composter
$829.00
The complete composting solution for small composting toilets.
The Toilet Waste Composter is where your small composting toilet’s waste goes to finish the job. Designed to pair with any small or DIY self-contained composting toilet, it gives you a place to empty your unit and let the waste fully compost — safely, hygienically, and without odour. Featuring a double-base design that separates liquids from solids, an included 5-gallon liquid container, and wheels for easy moving when it’s time to empty the finished compost.
Built on the same proven principle as our flagship Green Toilet 330 batch composting system.
In stock: 2 pcs
Toilet Waste Composter
Finally, somewhere to empty your small composting toilet
If you own a small self-contained composting toilet — whether it's a commercial unit, a DIY build, or another brand's portable model — you already know the catch: these toilets fill up, and the waste inside isn't yet fully composted when you need to empty them. So where does it go?
The Toilet Waste Composter is built specifically to answer that question.
It's not a composting toilet itself. It's the second stage of your composting system — a robust, wheeled container where you empty your small toilet's contents and let nature finish the work. The result: properly composted, garden-safe material, with none of the mess, odour, or guesswork of trying to compost toilet waste in an ordinary bin.
How it works
The Toilet Waste Composter uses the same trusted batch-composting principle as our Green Toilet 330 system. You empty your small composting toilet into the container, add a bit of bulking material (peat, sawdust, or compost mix), and close the lid. Inside, the double-base design separates excess liquid from the solids — keeping the compost mass at the right moisture level for aerobic decomposition, which is what eliminates odour and pathogens.
Excess liquid drains through a side outlet into the included 5-gallon (≈20 L) jerry can, which you can empty into a soakaway, dilute and use as fertiliser, or dispose of according to your local regulations.
When the container is full, you simply leave it to finish composting and let nature do the rest. For seasonal use — a summer cottage, for example — a single container is usually enough. If you use your composting toilet year-round, you’ll want a second container (sold separately) so one batch can finish composting undisturbed while the other is in active use. When the compost is mature, wheel the unit to your garden or compost heap and tip it out.
What’s in the box
- 1 × Composting container with lid and ventilation pipe
- Drain outlet and hose
- 1 × 5-gallon (≈20 L) liquid collection jerry can
- Wheels and handle for easy moving
Tip: most customers eventually add a second container so one batch can finish composting undisturbed while the other is in active use — the same two-bin rotation that comes standard with the Green Toilet 330.
Who it’s for
- Owners of small self-contained composting toilets (any brand) who need a permanent solution for emptied waste
- DIY composting toilet builders who’ve solved the toilet but not the “what next” problem
- Off-grid cabins, tiny houses, allotments, summer cottages, boats, and workshops
- Anyone who wants the composting capacity of a larger system without replacing their existing toilet
Toilet Waste Composter
Finally, somewhere to empty your small composting toilet
If you own a small self-contained composting toilet — whether it's a commercial unit, a DIY build, or another brand's portable model — you already know the catch: these toilets fill up, and the waste inside isn't yet fully composted when you need to empty them. So where does it go?
The Toilet Waste Composter is built specifically to answer that question.
It's not a composting toilet itself. It's the second stage of your composting system — a robust, wheeled container where you empty your small toilet's contents and let nature finish the work. The result: properly composted, garden-safe material, with none of the mess, odour, or guesswork of trying to compost toilet waste in an ordinary bin.
How it works
The Toilet Waste Composter uses the same trusted batch-composting principle as our Green Toilet 330 system. You empty your small composting toilet into the container, add a bit of bulking material (peat, sawdust, or compost mix), and close the lid. Inside, the double-base design separates excess liquid from the solids — keeping the compost mass at the right moisture level for aerobic decomposition, which is what eliminates odour and pathogens.
Excess liquid drains through a side outlet into the included 5-gallon (≈20 L) jerry can, which you can empty into a soakaway, dilute and use as fertiliser, or dispose of according to your local regulations.
When the container is full, you simply leave it to finish composting and let nature do the rest. For seasonal use — a summer cottage, for example — a single container is usually enough. If you use your composting toilet year-round, you’ll want a second container (sold separately) so one batch can finish composting undisturbed while the other is in active use. When the compost is mature, wheel the unit to your garden or compost heap and tip it out.
What’s in the box
- 1 × Composting container with lid and ventilation pipe
- Drain outlet and hose
- 1 × 5-gallon (≈20 L) liquid collection jerry can
- Wheels and handle for easy moving
Tip: most customers eventually add a second container so one batch can finish composting undisturbed while the other is in active use — the same two-bin rotation that comes standard with the Green Toilet 330.
Who it’s for
- Owners of small self-contained composting toilets (any brand) who need a permanent solution for emptied waste
- DIY composting toilet builders who’ve solved the toilet but not the “what next” problem
- Off-grid cabins, tiny houses, allotments, summer cottages, boats, and workshops
- Anyone who wants the composting capacity of a larger system without replacing their existing toilet
