By following a few simple steps, anyone can safely dry urine to produce a fertiliser. Here's what you will need: Something to collect urine—a urinal, a urine-diverting toilet, or a clean bucket. A ...

By following a few simple steps, anyone can safely dry urine to produce a fertiliser. Here’s what you will need: Something to collect urine – a urinal, a urine-diverting toilet, or a clean bucket.

A urine diverting toilet makes use of the body’s anatomy ... the nitrogen remains solid when dehydrated, creating a dry fertilizer of about 15 to 20 percent nitrogen. The advantage he sees ...

including about 80,000 urine-diversion dry toilets, most of which are still in use today. The urine drains below the toilet into the soil and the faeces falls into a vault, which, since 2016 ...

The effort to bring a urine-diversion (UD) pilot program to Falmouth is making steady progress. Installation of ...

Another type of toilet is called a urine-diverting system and has two compartments: one that collects urine in the front and another that removes excrement through the back water-filled compartment.

However, the team says this amount of virus won’t always lead to an infection, and urine-diverting toilets can reduce a person’s exposure compared to traditional systems. It’s a well-known fact that ...

Something to collect urine – a urinal, a urine-diverting toilet, or a clean bucket ... At the month’s end, you’ll collect a dry powder containing approximately 9% nitrogen, 1% phosphorous ...

However, the team says this amount of virus won’t always lead to an infection, and urine-diverting toilets can reduce a person’s exposure compared to traditional systems. It’s a well-known fact that ...

Although each flush of a urine-diverting toilet (shown here) spits out millions of virus particles, they emit less than a traditional system. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible ...