Weve used this in our motorhome for the past year and couldn't be more pleased. It lets us park in locations without a septic connection, a benefit that goes beyond boondocking.For the two of us users, we empty the solid-waste bucket weekly, but we could go several days longer between changes.The compostable waste bags sold by the manufacturer are very expensive, so we now use a standard 1-gallon plastic trash bag. These works fine, and these are a perfect fit. We simply drop the bag into a dumpster on trash pick-up day.We've had no problem with odor, either. The constantly operating low-volume fan vents to the outside, drys solid waste, and effectively eliminates bathroom smells.This toilet is made of heavy duty plastic, but may not be long-term durable for users weighing 250+ pounds. And, it is also less suitable for users who weigh less than perhaps 80 pounds, unless they manually operate the flapper that covers the solid waste compartment.Keep in mind, too, that this unit is designed to be used in a seated position. Therefore, men need to drop their pants and sit down, rather than try to use it from a standing position.We initially intended to purchase an electric composting toilet, but now I'm very happy we didn't. This toilet can be used off-grid, whereas the electric composting toilets require a lot of electricity. And, other "crank" composting toilets are a pain to use. This toilet is simple to operate, and is as close as you can get a standard residential toilet.Again, we couldn't be more pleased. I'm shocked that this unit doesn't have a higher overall rating. For us, it is a 5-star product.

It's a $1k toilet. I know, that's ridiculous for a bucket and tube... I get it, that's crazy, but I expected it to be a prettier version of a bucket, solid as can be, something that offers better value! I was hoping for a little thicker plastic, better metal construction... SOMETHING more! To start, the lid and seats are wiggly, the flap that closes over the bucket aren't consistently opening and it's because there's a (plastic) mechanism that works beneath the seat, it seems to be difficult to get enough pressure on it to have it open all the way. The separator does the trick, for sure, the smells aren't too bad, and it's easy to hook up. The ethos of the company is just awesome, but this product should be much more affordable considering the construction. The sides won't just crush in, by any means, but it's the little moving components that give me a bit of pause and some frustration. The little fan does the trick and you either care about composting and want to put a little energy into it, or you don't. For us, we don't want to deal with a black tank/sewer, so it was definitely better. Compared to our (very cheaply built) 5 gallon bucket, cut up funnel, wooden cased and regular toilet seat concoction that we built a few years back, it was definitely 80% of the toilet at 5% of the cost. lol That didn't wiggle at all, even though it was built with a few sticks and plywood and a regular seat instead of the plastic housing and such. I'm so disappointed that I couldn't recommend this more.

The Separett Tiny is functional and serves its purpose. Installation is pretty straight forward but made to look much easier than it is. Make sure your venting is well thought out before you start. I purchased the model with the urine diverter for my coach. The odor coming up from the former black tank through the diverter is off setting to say the least so I purchased a back flow valve. This is a G green 1.5” valve and it immediately stopped the odor issue.

The price tag on this was a hard pill to swallow, but after a couple months using it daily in a van build I am extremely satisfied. The cost is on par with the limited selection of other toilets in this category but the ease of use is phenomenal. As a solo van lifer I only have to empty the container about once a month, and it’s done in seconds. I use a regular 13 gallon trash bag and it works just fine. Compared to composting toilets the maintenance on this is practically non existent. Takes about 30 seconds to change the poop bag out, and I have the model with the urine hose that drains into my grey water tank.There is no smell at all with this and the power draw is 300mah for the 120v outlet plug. I have it wired DC to my battery and it draws about 2 watts of power to run the fan. IMO this is the best toilet option available for van/RV lifestyle.

Do not recommend! Pee tube and entrance hole don’t match which leads to pee leaking inside the toilet under the “number 2” bucket. The worst part - you will notice that couple days later, as it starts to smell terrible; and will have to clean lots of mess from very unreachable spots. For $1000 you have more way better options. Very disappointed.