DryFlush portable toilet

[zombiewriter]

On further thought, the dry flush sounds unnecessarily complicated and expensive.  At $595 to purchase and $50 per refill, I'd buy a litter genie and try to modify it to accept human #2.  But I'd use a jug for #1 to save on weight.  After two weeks of adding used cat litter to the diaper genie it got really heavy to empty.

 

[TrainChaser]

A bucket with sawdust sounds MUCH less complicated and far less expensive. IMHO (well, IMO), if people have such a problem dealing with waste, maybe the van life isn't for them.

 

[Svenn]

UPDATE- 10 months later: DO NOT BUY

Stopped working, no response when press flush button. Everything is hooked up properly, so the only conclusion is that the battery is messed up somehow. Utterly unacceptable.

I have to withdraw my prior endorsement.

While I previously minimized the whole problem of water waste not flushing right and the weight and expense of refills, this new problem takes it over the top. If they can't get a decent battery in the system then at least have the decency to put a back-up one for when it fails, so I don't have to drive around with unflushed waste until it's fixed. Van living is hard enough already than to have to worry about this.

I don't have high hopes that when I call them tomorrow I'll see any sort of refund. Save yourself the $600 and just wrap the bags yourself in a bucket. Lesson learned.

 

[TrainChaser]

Svenn, please post the info on their website, to warn off other people.