With the TROBOLO LuweBlœm, the toilet seat can be easily wet cleaned thanks to antibacterial protective coating.

Hygiene & cleaning

Especially on vacation, while traveling or basically on the road, time can certainly be better passed than emptying a composting toilet, not to mention cleaning and disposing the composting toilet waste. Fortunately, this is child's play with a TROBOLO. Find out what is important in the process here.

Cleaning a TROBOLO

One thing in advance: TROBOLO camping toilets can be cleaned at least as easily and hygienically as conventional toilets.

Compared to chemical toilets, composting toilets save you the time-consuming task of emptying and cleaning at often expensive disposal stations.

All excretions only come into contact with the plastic surfaces.

Even if the user suffers from diarrhea, everything goes directly into the solids container.

Thanks to the replaceable inlay, the solids container remains clean and the cleaning effort is therefore minimal.



Our pre-treated wooden surfaces can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Just like the toilet seat with antibacterial protective coating.

A unoiled surface should be coated with a natural oil, for example, to ensure resistance to moisture as well.

You can choose between an oiled or unoiled surface finish while ordering a TROBOLO toilet.



With our composting toilets made of recyclable polypropylene, such as the TROBOLO WandaGO, no special care or impregnation is required as with the TROBOLO wooden models.

Instead, they can be cleaned from top to bottom completely with biological cleaning agents.

When cleaning the partition insert, you should avoid aggressive cleaning agents with abrasive content. This is because it is made of hard-wearing plastic and has a surface seal. However, this seal would be damaged by scrubbing.

Power cleaners, chlorine cleaners, alkaline or acidic cleaners or cleaners containing solvents can attack the material and make it porous. As a result, it loses its longevity.

Here you can take a look at what you need to know about how to clean a composting toilet:



After you have emptied the composting toilet, the solid waste container is fitted with a new inlay, which is inserted into the container like a bag.

This simplifies the disposal of the composting toilet. If necessary, you can also wipe out the empty solids container with some kitchen paper.

The liquid container can be rinsed with a little water and detergent if necessary and otherwise does not require extensive cleaning.

From time to time, you can also clean the bowl and separator insert with diluted lemon water or vinegar essence to counteract urine scale and limescale deposits.



Hygiene

Now that we have clarified how to empty, clean and dispose waste of a composting toilet, we want to know: Is such a composting toilet really hygienic?

The answer is clearly yes.

You will quickly notice that using a TROBOLO works just like using a conventional toilet. Body contact occurs only at the toilet seat.

When you want to empty the composting toilet, you can remove the two separate containers in a few easy steps. Without coming into contact with the waste.

So, you don’t have to compromise on hygiene when using a TROBOLO. Nor do you have to forego the usual comfort of your home toilet.

There is also no need to worry about odor.

Normally, fresh urine does not smell. Only certain foods, such as asparagus, alcohol or onions and garlic, and the combination with water have an effect on the smell.

The unpleasant ammonia odor that is so feared only develops during prolonged storage. This is because the decomposition of the urine by bacteria is then already more advanced.

To avoid odors from the urine container in the first place, we recommend that you empty it every 2-3 days.

Through the litter or also the exhaust air system, the moisture in the solids is bound or dried. This also prevents the formation of unpleasant odors.

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Composting toilets from TROBOLO
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TROBOLO SilvaBlœm

Shapely composting toilet made of wood with HPL finish and optional exhaust system.

£ 499,00
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3 - 5 days

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TROBOLO WandaGO Lite

Ultra-light, compact and flexible composting toilet for on the go.

£ 179,00
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3 - 5 days

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TROBOLO WandaGO

Extra light and compact composting toilet with clever height adjustment.

£ 199,00
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3 - 5 days

Mobile composting toilet TROBOLO BilaBox in a compact black eurobox format, front view

TROBOLO BilaBox

Practical and ultra-light, mobile composting toilet in a compact Eurobox format.

£ 149,00
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3 - 5 days

TROBOLO TeraBloem – Komposttoilette als vormontierter Bausatz für den Einsatz im Innenbereich.

TROBOLO TeraBlœm

Clever wooden composting toilet with optional exhaust system as a complete kit.

£ 359,00
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3 - 5 days

COMBO DEAL TROBOLO KitaBoem & Composter – Prefabricated kit for outdoor use incl. separate toilet for children.

TROBOLO KitaBœm & Composter

Outdoor wooden composting toilet with children's toilet, exhaust system and TROBOLO composter.

£ 2.668,00  £ 2.499,00
incl. VAT / incl. shipping
⬤  Ready to ship
4 - 10 days

TROBOLO KitaBœm

Outdoor composting toilet made of wood with children's toilet and exhaust system as a complete kit.

£ 2.279,00
incl. VAT / incl. shipping
⬤  Ready to ship
4 - 10 days

COMBO DEAL TROBOLO KersaBœm & composter

TROBOLO KersaBœm & Composter

High-quality outdoor composting toilet made of wood with exhaust system and TROBOLO composter.

£ 2.168,00  £ 1.999,00
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4 - 10 days

TROBOLO KersaBœm

High-quality outdoor composting toilet made of wood with exhaust system as a complete kit.

£ 1.779,00
incl. VAT / incl. shipping
⬤  Ready to ship
4 - 10 days

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