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Cuddy and Cuddy Lite both feature a sleek design and compact footprint making them perfect for your tiny home. They are both dry toilets which, means they save water and do not require a sewage system.
Cuddy is a composting toilet with an agitator that helps kick start the composting process. It is perfect if you have a composting system set up or have the option to continue the composting. With up to 25 #2s you'll appreciate the time saved empty less often offers you.
Cuddy Lite uses the layering system. You'll start out with a bag inside the soilds bin and after each #2 you'll add a bit of composting agent to cover it.
The bag system works well for even quicker emptying. It is also good if you are renting your tiny space or sharing the toilet with other non-family members.
A composting toilet is a type of toilet that treats human waste through a natural biological process called composting, turning it into usable compost over time.
When properly maintained, composting toilets do not emit unpleasant odors. Effective odor control relies on proper ventilation and regular maintenance.
There are several types, including self-contained units and central composting systems. Some separate liquids from solids, while others handle waste together.
Cuddy is a self contained urine diverting composting toilet. It separates the 1s from the 2s with its built in urine diverter.
Composting toilets can save thousands of gallons of water annually since they require little to no water to operate.
Cuddy Composting Toilet and Cuddy Lite require no water at all.
Many composting toilets are designed for DIY installation, but it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and ensure compliance with local building codes.
