Ditch The Blue Liquids.
A chemical-free composting toilet for campervans and caravans.
4.8 out of 5
Why Vanlifers Switch
Less plumbing. Less smell. Less hassle.
Chemical vs. CompoCloset
What Actually Changes When You Switch
Same job, done without the blue fluid. Here is a chemical cassette toilet against a Cuddy, line for line.
Cuddy Composting Toilet
4.7 (73 reviews) 4.7 out of 5.0 stars£870.004.8 . 200+ reviews
Our flagship toilet with all the bells and whistles — fan-powered airflow, an LED level sensor, and an easy-turn agitator. Built for full-time travel with the least amount of waste and the least amount of fuss.
- Urine-diverting: liquids and solids never meet. No sewage, no sewage smell.
- Built-in agitator: mix the solids without opening the bin. Two people get 2-3 weeks of full-time use.
- LED urine indicator: you'll know when the bottle needs emptying. No guessing, no overflows.
- Modular: convert to a Cuddy Lite or add the S1 Dry Flush Adapter Kit if your needs change.
+ Free UK delivery
Three steps, no plumbing
How Easy Is It To Switch?
If you can lift a kettle and open a bin, you can run a Cuddy.
- 01
Fit
Cuddy sits flush against a wall so the lid still opens flat, and it's sized for standard campervan, caravan and motorhome compartments. Used portably, it needs no drilling at all.
- 02
Use
The diverter sends liquid to a 6.5 L bottle so liquids and solids never meet. Coco coir keeps moisture in check, a turn of the front handle mixes it through, and a quiet 12V fan pulls air out through the carbon filter.
- 03
Empty
Liquids go down any standard toilet or drain point, and the LED indicator tells you when. Solids lift straight out every 2-3 weeks for two people, bagged and binned with your household waste.
Don't take our word for it
What Vanlifers Are Saying
The Cuddy worked great!
"My wife and I tried it out for the first time on a two week road/ski trip to Colorado. I was a little nervous about composting toilets but the Cuddy worked great! The quality is good and it's easy to live with, empty, clean and all the things I was worried about. Looking forward to the next trip!"
over 2 years and we're so happy with Cuddy!
"8 years into full-timing in a tiny trailer without a bathroom, Covid convinced me that we really should have our own private loo. We upsized to a 16'9" trailer with a toilet and shower, and replaced the flush toilet with a composting version before ever using it (black tank, ew). That was just over 2 years ago and we're so happy with Cuddy!"
This product is fantastic
"This product is fantastic, I’ve travelled a lot in various camper vans and can honestly say that no toilet facility has come close to being as well designed all the convenience without the chemicals love it! 😊"
Still Wondering If Cuddy Is Right For Your Campervan?
Can I install it permanently in my campervan?
Yes. Plenty of owners fix it in place with a urine drain kit, others keep it fully portable. Securing it to the floor in a corner is often all it takes.
Does it smell?
Not like a toilet. As long as liquids and solids stay separate, there's no sewage smell. The composting material smells earthy, more forest floor than bathroom.
How often do I need to empty it?
Liquids every 2-3 days. Solids every 2-3 weeks for two people (25-30 uses), depending on how you use it. Both lift straight out from the top, and the indicator light tells you when the bottle's full.
Does Cuddy need venting?
You've got options. If you're installing it permanently, we recommend venting it to the outside. Don't want to drill? Fit the venting filter instead and skip the hole.
What's the difference between Cuddy and Cuddy Lite?
Cuddy has an agitator and composting system, so it's better for full-time and extended use. Cuddy Lite uses bags and has no agitator. It's simpler and great for part-time use.
When will it arrive?
UK delivery is free on orders over £150 and usually takes 2-3 working days. Every Cuddy comes with a 2-year warranty, on top of your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Where do I actually empty it in the UK?
Liquids go down any toilet: a site block, a services, your loo at home. Solids get double-bagged and go in general waste. Most UK councils accept double-bagged absorbent hygiene waste, but check your council's policy. Neither goes into an Elsan point, because bagged solids would block it. That's rather the point: you stop planning your route around where you can empty.
Is it better for the environment than a cassette toilet?
We won't make that claim. Answering it fairly would need a full lifecycle comparison we haven't done, and Cuddy is still a plastic product. What we can say: it uses no flush water, it needs no tank additive (common blue fluids are classed as toxic to aquatic life on their own safety data sheets), the carbon filter refills rather than gets thrown away, and every wear part is a stocked spare.
2-year warranty
UK stock & spares
Friendly support
Ditch The Blue Liquids.
Switch your campervan, caravan or motorhome to Cuddy. No tank additive, no bottles to keep buying, no smell — and 2–3 weeks between empties instead of 2–3 days.
2-year warranty · UK stock and spares
