Off grid bathroom

Learn considerations and best practices for building and using a composting toilet at a Living Web Farms workshop on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Potty smackdown

If you have dreams of living totally off-grid in a cozy tiny house on wheels, we may have found the perfect home for you! This incredible 280 square foot tiny house is wrapped in cedar siding with a metal roof and has many off-grid features such as solar panels, wood stoves, and spray foam insulation. You can own it all for $68,000 and start living off the grid!

How does a composting toilet work? A composting toilet breaks down human waste through aerobic decomposition instead of using water. Liquids and solids are

We created this outdoor spa like bathroom with about $200 in materials and a lot of leftover wood scraps. This is exactly how we did it!

Composting toilets are housed in the outhouses designed and built by Flemming and Thorbjørn Flegal using larch, slate, and glass.

What is a composting toilet? How our DIY composting toilet system was built and how it works for our cabin and campsites on the CSC land.

Fully equipped for living off-grid in the Colorado mountains is this 22′ tiny house on wheels, complete with solar power system and 70-gallon water tank.

Choosing an off grid water heater takes more than visiting the neighborhood hardware store. Traditional water heaters just won't cut it. In my guide, I go over alternative water heaters that you can use for an off grid home.

Hillside Market on Instagram: "A snapshot of our shower house set-up! This shower requires a tote of water, propane tank, and a battery. The water heater, shower head, and pump come as a kit from @campluxlife and was purchased on Amazon. We love this shower. It feels like a luxurious experience every time we get to use it 👌 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The link to my DIY Off-grid Shower House plans is in my bio! Happy DIY’ing!! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #greenhouse #greenhouselife #greenhousegardening #greenhouses…

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When we first moved onto our land, we had absolutely no systems in place. We set up our first bathroom the day we moved here. I had already built the composting toilet, thank goodness! But a composting toilet was our only option for a toilet for the foreseeable future. Here’s how we made our new and

There are vegetable gardens, fruit trees, sprawling forests, solar energy rainwater collection systems, and a truly STUNNING greenhouse/bathroom made from upcycled wood-frame windows, just to name a few of the amazing structures on this 16-acre homestead.

Play God: create a bathroom anywhere. (With a fancy sawdust toilet, Superfustinox hand washing system, and a small framed picture of goat farmer.)

The bathroom features a freestanding tub made from an upcycled feeding trough from a farm, and a salvaged door. There is a composting toilet, and water comes from a 1000-liter rainwater tank located on the second floor.