puunmittareita

Puunmittareita is a type of mobile dry toilet, commonly used in septic tankless systems or in areas where construction is restricted by septic regulations. It functions similarly to a standard toilet but, unlike traditional toilets, they rely on natural decomposition and do not require a septic system or wastewater treatment discharge.

These systems typically include a drainage area containing enough waste to oxygenate the waste's decomposition. Several inlets for waste serve as replacement containers allowing nutrient-rich fluids to drain periodically. With this approach, the critical mass necessary to start decomposition is achieved at a relatively early stage, enabling fast development of thermophilic decomposition.

Puunmittareita waste can be uncemented and nonfill waste decomposing rapidly with aerobic manner in months. Plants growing above some buried mobile toilets can affect microbial development in favor of an effective, fast decomposition. Similar systems have been experimented to contain, reduce streaking of water away and environmental leakage, favoring overall aesthetic and scattered prevention.

They can be constructed using prefabricated elements or building materials like concrete, composite material, or prefabricated amalgamation of containing material elements. This also includes container variance usually installed in different angles than in traditional toilets considering variation in user directly used.