Composting Toilets

We waste valuable compost material for our soil by throwing it away. However, we can upcycle, or compost, these materials with simple and inexpensive systems that we can set up everywhere, from apartments to gardens, from hotels to factories, from industry to fields. This way, we can obtain the highest quality of very precious and vital fertilizer for the soil.

Urban gardeners, farmers, municipalities, industrial facilities, hotels, compost your waste, make a restorative contribution to the planet, and keep the money you spend on fertilizer in your pocket. Protect the depleting nature and reclaim our impoverished soil of vital importance.

This book is a complete practical guide and application resource prepared to help you do all of these things.

You can find all the necessary information about compost in this book. Setting up compost, cold, hot compost, and all other methods. An invaluable resource explaining how you can compost your household waste, what to pay attention to, one by one. Both scientific values and simple, manual controls are explained for checking the moisture and temperature of compost. It is a work you should have at hand, no matter what you want to compost.

The explanation, supported by tables, graphs, and visuals, also details all the necessary values, compost components, and the amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium that the soil needs most.

Human excrement, largely discharged into various water sources without treatment, is also a very important compost source. There is a growing global interest in composting toilets that can be applied everywhere, from detached houses to multi-story apartments, from rural areas to cities. Examples are rapidly increasing, and cities participating in the application are chasing each other. Our book, which describes the future and where you will find examples with pictures and drawings of this marvelous application that benefits rather than harms the environment, and also generates income, is a must-read.

Reconsider your prejudices, and take the first step into the future world by acquiring a small compost bin. The rest will follow naturally.