Wastewater Workshop with Anna Edey
These pictures show the building of a box which is 2' wide, 4' high and 8.5' long. It was mostly made from materials we had on hand. After its construction, we moved it into the hole we'd dug for it in our greenhouse. Amazingly it fit perfectly the first time. Then we filled this box up to 1' of the top with the Bio-Carbon materials.

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Building the Composting toilets

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Amy built the frame for the box with materials we had on hand. Here's the box with its insulation board, covered on 5 sides with hardware cloth. Only the top is open. This prevents critters from digging their way inside.
Next we cut up tarps that we had on hand and lined the inside of the box with them using staple guns This is more of the same.
One more shot of that staple gun in action. Here's the box in its final resting place. It is ready to be filled with the bio-carbon materials we mixed up earlier.

LINKS:

Water Conservation Publications

Reusable
Building
Materials
Exchange

Sound Builder's Resource

Washington
Refuse &
Recycle
Association

The Wastewater Garden

Compost Tumbler

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