EcoRanah Toilets:
The Portable Toilets in Bali

It's time you forget the old school flush toilets with their stinky odour. The portable toilets of the future are here. Ecoranah is here.

What are the advantages of composting portable toilets?

Composting portable toilets, also called dry toilets, have many unnoticed advantages. Let us dive deeper into the new-age technology that will change the way you look at restrooms!

Green and sustainable portable toilet
Eco-toilets are like gold to the environment. Unlike the normal toilets that account for about 35% of your overall household water usage, portable toilets use only one-sixth of what a normal one does. The waste generated is used to make organic manure, cutting down on the chemical overfeeding to the world.

Saving money
Foremost, eco toilets are the cheapest portable toilets. The price comparison between a fibreglass portable toilet and a dry toilet is tremendous! Plus, look at all the water you'll be saving. Less water usage means reduced water bills. Not to forget all the joy you'll have when you realise how much water you are saving up.

User-Friendly
The dry toilets are better sanitized and cleaner. They are safer and extremely user-friendly. You don't have to worry about fixing the plumbing every now and then, and you can say goodbye to sewage and management. (They're also way cleaner, no more scrubbing!)

Odourless
Unlike your standard toilets, dry toilets are always either odour free, or odour neutral. They decompose your waste naturally without the use of extra agents, neutralise the ammonia, and result in absolutely no stink after you use them. There is a separating exhaust system that treats your wastes and leaves out manure, safe and clean.

Chemical-free
Any waste put into dry toilets is composted with 100% natural processes. There is zero use of chemical substances and environmentally harmful agents, which means you can be safe and sound at all times. This is yet another step towards sustainable living.

Here are some specs about their functioning:
Let's say you are using the compost toilet.

This is when you deposit your manure or pee. Under the toilet seat, a composting tank has been previously prepared with a special "composting bed" (made of nutrients, like carbon) that ease the composting process and neutralizes the odors.

When you are done, close the toilet lid - a crucial step to keep the heat in and the flies out! And by the way, the provided toilet paper is made of recycled tetra pack, so no worries about throwing it inside the toilets!

The whole composting process is absolutely safe.

There are two ways of getting rid of harmful organisms: some human pathogens don't survive long outside the human body, so we rely on the time factor to ensure that they perish by keeping the pile of human waste inside the composting tanks for a minimum of six months.
Other organisms only go away with very high temperatures, which are very common in the Idanha-a-Nova region! For these organisms, we keep the human waste pile at 50ºC for 3 days. With time, along with high temperatures, most of pathogens in human waste eventually die.