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 ==== DIY ====
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 A simple composting toilet can be made with a seat and a bucket.  It is very cheap but has significant shortcomings compared to the commercial models:
   * no liquid diversion - one must arrange a separate system for urine; it //cannot// go into the bucket.  Female RVers may want to look into [[http://amzn.to/2lZutid|clever and collapsible "go girl" funnels]] which allow them to pee standing up (and into a bottle).
   * no agitation - before inital use a liner is installed and a layer of media is added to the bottom.  Thereafter each deposit is covered with fresh media (typically sawdust).
-  * will probably not qualify as [[toilet:self_contained|self-co[[ntained]]
+  * will probably not qualify as [[toilet:self_contained|self-contained]]
 The most common lid and bucketsystem is the [[http://amzn.to/2lCyGHT|Luggable Loo]].  For those with less space, the lid may fit 3.5 or 4 gallon buckets.((http://www.cheaprvliving.com/forums/Thread-Smaller-bucket-for-Luggable-Loo-seat))

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