Guest guest Posted February 20, 1999 Report Share Posted February 20, 1999 >Apparently you also don't have access to Lehman's Nonelectric Catalogue - >a 150+ page catalogue of all paraphanalia for nonelectric living coming >out of Amish country. They have about 7 different types of composting >toilets. Yes, there are many different types suiting different applications. I think ours is the cheapest and has the highest capacity usage, and it is specifically designed for Vaisnavas as it has a unique filter system to separate the washing water. ys rkd Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 1999 Report Share Posted February 20, 1999 >Is there someone "out there" who knows something about the composting >toilets which were discussed a few months ago? >The city I live in is planning the installation of a few hundred such >toilets in most of the homes and cottages around a local lake and I want to >offer them some quotations. The lake is one of the cleanest in the country >(US) and supplies water to our city and they want to stop the human waste >going into it. >Please advise and thanks! Dear Janesvara Prabhu, Thanks for your inquiry and sorry for the delay, no time for excusses. I have patented the 'Satvik Indore Toilet' which works on the Indore method of dry composting technology. I have recently been called in to help with the "problems" THAT WILL BE OCCURING AT THE ECLIPSE '99 event in August in the Cornwall area of GB. I have three models now and the second one is on the industrial scale that can cope with approx use of 100 persons before the container is changed. These will shortly be available for export. Also the smaller domestic application is currently on the sea from India and should be here in March. ys rkd Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 1999 Report Share Posted February 20, 1999 >Apparently you also don't have access to Lehman's Nonelectric Catalogue - >a 150+ page catalogue of all paraphanalia for nonelectric living coming >out of Amish country. They have about 7 different types of composting >toilets. Yes, there are many different types suiting different applications. I think ours is the cheapest and has the highest capacity usage, and it is specifically designed for Vaisnavas as it has a unique filter system to separate the washing water. ys rkd Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 1999 Report Share Posted February 20, 1999 > > > Yes, there are many different types suiting different applications. > I think ours is the cheapest and has the highest capacity usage, and it is > specifically designed for Vaisnavas as it has a unique filter system to > separate the washing water. > > ys rkd That is a fact, that most models are designed to use with toilet paper, adn when you talk wash water to salespeople they start to look at you funny. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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