There are many types of portable toilets, among which the waterless eco-friendly toilets are used frequently and are now widely used in our daily lives. But what is the principle behind the waterless eco-friendly toilets? Let the customer service staff of the portable toilet company explain it to you below.
The eco-friendly waterless toilet, as the name implies, is a toilet that does not require water for flushing. This toilet has been installed here for three months, and the feces automatically disappear without the need for flushing, and it remains clean, with no unpleasant odors inside the toilet.
The Waterless Eco-friendly Toilet is a high-tech restroom that flushes without water. The entire process, including lighting, ventilation, occupancy detection, automatic identification of urine and feces, flushing, temperature control, and fault judgment and warning, is all automatically controlled. Its intelligent operating system collects urine and automatically adds a substance with deodorizing, antibacterial, disinfecting, lubricating, and anti-scale properties, converting fresh urine into a odorless blue-green liquid for storage and use as flushing fluid.
How does the waterless ecological environmental-friendly toilet handle feces? It's all thanks to "genetically modified microorganisms" at work. In just 35 minutes, the organic matter in the feces is decomposed into powdered molecules, and fully decomposed within 5 hours. These microorganisms continuously break down the feces into water vapor, carbon dioxide, a small amount of ammonia, trace fecal residue, and heat. The water and other gases are directly evaporated and expelled, while the small amount of remaining residue can be recycled as organic fertilizer. At the same time, the microorganism strains, fed by the feces, reproduce in large numbers and multiply exponentially, thereby cyclically decomposing more feces. This toilet is primarily for daily use; otherwise, the microorganisms cannot survive due to a lack of "food," necessitating the addition of more strains.
