There's a lot of good questions here. Bottom line: a demo about something like this should be longer, more informative, and demonstrate the real thing!
I say don't use too much water,3 Pee's And 2 Number 2s lol,Yes I Definitely Say Not Too Much Water,My Wife Uses Water Everytime And That Definitely Isn't Any Good For My Wife.
how hot does the incinerator get? I've noticed some other companies have different models that are 2,000 degrees or 3500 degrees. How much power does it take? For those in off-grid systems, that's important to know how much power it takes to flush the toilet. Also, why is yours so much more expensive than other companies? Will that change anytime soon?
It gets to about 1400F inside the burn chamber. During operation, the TinyJohn only use about 20W of electricity compared to 2000W on other models. Also, a urine cycle only takes about 20-25 minutes, compared to other models that take over an hour. The TinyJohn is the ultimate toilet solution in off-grid applications! Maybe a little higher price tag than the cheapest models, but it will have very low operating cost, and long life span, so if you calculate your total cost over 5-10 years, you will actually see that the TinyJohn is a more economical solution, and you will have a more aesthetically designed toilet.
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 Does this mean the next person in line has to wait 25 minutes before using the toilet? (....Sorry Bud you gotta hold it for awhile)
A urine cycle takes about 30 min and a waste cycle 60 min. The propane model only draws 1.5 amp during operation. It also requires a little bit of propane.
can you flush and have it drop into the incinerator pot and not have it incinerate every time you flush? And then decide to burn it after a couple of flushes. I know it interrupt every time the lid is lifted, after use it then continues and then eventually stop once everything is incinerated, or the answer keep the lid open so it doesn't start the cycle?
There is a button one can use to manually open/close the trap door without initiating a burn cycle, so you can use it a couple of times without burning if you prefer to do so. But, in general, it's good practice to initiate a burn cycle after each use, otherwise the bowl will start to fill up.
The 3" vent pipe is in the back. You can either vent it out through the wall, or up through the ceiling, or go out through the wall, and then up along the wall. You can see the different layouts on our website: www.ecojohn.com Installation can be done in a couple of hours.
@@donkingdonkey4764 so can you elaborate more? Do you have one that broke when you moved it? What went wrong with it specifically? How long did it last?
@@Steven-gv1ke sure. I put it in an RV. It sort of worked once, but not well. It constantly had connection issues… as in takes 30min for you to get it to enter a burn. It took more than 3 burns to make ash. And then never worked again after moving the RV. After removing the toilet, I opened it up to see the connections to the board… it’s absolute rubbish. There is zero chance you can move this pos without a connection coming loose. It is not made for an RV and not made to move. There is no way it was ever tested as such. The real bogus part is even if this was stationary it’s still horrible. Too hard to “connect” the controller and the toilet and the burn is entirely inadequate. To make matters worse, nothing else works well either…. The drop doesn’t work right, the closing of the inner lid doesn’t work right. It’s ridiculous. So this is your process in a stationary space: Use toilet. Try to connect toilet for 30min. Give up or get lucky. Drop contents. Get stick to help it drop. Play with 💩 hoping to close burn door. Burn so everything smells of burned 💩 Come back and see nothing is burned Try to connect for 30min Burn more Try to connect for 30min Burn more Take half burned 💩 out because only one or 2 uses fit. You can buy mine if that sounds good! Just let me know.
@@donkingdonkey4764 I appreciate your explanation. That sucks bro. Sorry to hear it didn't work out. You definitely saved me some money! After more research I found "Incin-oilet" which has been manufactured since the mid 1950s, and still in business. Apparently they use very low tech (not complicated) design that is very durable and been tested for almost 70 years. I've seen many people say they went 7 years with the their toilets before they had to do any maintenance, and even then the parts are super easy to get, and the manufacturer has posted videos on line showing how to replace the parts that wear out. Basically if you can replace a heating element on an old school mechanical dryer from 25 years ago, you can replace these parts. Nothing is digital. Check them out. They are made in Dallas, Tx.
@@Steven-gv1ke thx! Dallas Tx would have been way better for me to start with! I was suckered into this brand because RoA (an RV dealer) acted like they were the greatest but never actually tested it and now do not recommend them… Good luck with Inclinoliet!
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 Thanks, I was thinking of converting a bus into a Skoolie and was torn between a black tank, composting or incinerating toilet. This information is useful!
That's one of the many advantages of this product. You can have it connected to a backup 12VDC battery, so if you loose power, you can still run it and use the toilet as normal!
... JUST PEE IN A CUP OR BUCKET & TOSS IT ON YOUR GRASS OUTSIDE ... URINE IS GOOD FOR THE GRASS & THE SOIL .. THAT'S WHAT I DO .. I LIVE PRIMITIVELY ...
25 to 35 minutes? Does that mean if someone's just used the toilet you've got to hold it for 35 minutes before you can go?
Not at all. As soon as one opens the seat, the burn cycle stops. You can have up to 5 people go back to back.
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 you had me worried!
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 is that 5 people going poo back to back? Or just pee?
@@Steven-gv1ke 3 x waste flushes or 6 x urine flushes in a row, or a mix between them.
@@honeymoonLDRX lmao, He had me worried Aswell
There's a lot of good questions here. Bottom line: a demo about something like this should be longer, more informative, and demonstrate the real thing!
Some people wash their privite part with water. Does it matter if there is a lots of water in that incinerating toilets?
gotta use a seperate bidet "bowl" i guess
You urinate in toilet right? So water is basically same.
I say don't use too much water,3 Pee's And 2 Number 2s lol,Yes I Definitely Say Not Too Much Water,My Wife Uses Water Everytime And That Definitely Isn't Any Good For My Wife.
@@kelvinstrickland263 baby wipes and then throw it down
Will it process feminine hygiene products?
I would assume so. It heats up to +1400°F for 35 minutes. As long as your products aren't flame retardant, they should burn.
Can you cook food in there? It would be pretty convenient getting rid of the oven and the microwave and just having that thing around the cabin or rv.
😂
Wait… you just burnt pee?
Can you heat your bathroom if its cold with that thing and if you poop more often would it get warmer?
how hot does the incinerator get? I've noticed some other companies have different models that are 2,000 degrees or 3500 degrees. How much power does it take? For those in off-grid systems, that's important to know how much power it takes to flush the toilet. Also, why is yours so much more expensive than other companies? Will that change anytime soon?
It gets to about 1400F inside the burn chamber. During operation, the TinyJohn only use about 20W of electricity compared to 2000W on other models. Also, a urine cycle only takes about 20-25 minutes, compared to other models that take over an hour.
The TinyJohn is the ultimate toilet solution in off-grid applications! Maybe a little higher price tag than the cheapest models, but it will have very low operating cost, and long life span, so if you calculate your total cost over 5-10 years, you will actually see that the TinyJohn is a more economical solution, and you will have a more aesthetically designed toilet.
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 thanks for the information. Do these ever go on sale? do you ever have any scratch & dent models?
Sometimes we offer some refurbished/display units that our discounted. You can go to our online store and check: www.ecojohn.com
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 does one have to cycle after each use or can you go multiple times before a treatment
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 Does this mean the next person in line has to wait 25 minutes before using the toilet? (....Sorry Bud you gotta hold it for awhile)
Well, I gotta ask... Is this an awful smell associated with this???
Imma need a bigger liner. 🥴
What about those who splatter? That paper will not catch all of the splatter.
The liners goes all the way up to the very edge of the toilet bowl, so it should cover the entire bowl.
Dang I don’t remember eating 3 litres of gravy??
No response is a bad thing...
I mean if I have runny diarrhea it’s going to make a mess.
@@businessraptor134but they did respond
How many watts of power are consumed per poop log that goes in ?
How much power consumption to burn water and how much for solids?
A urine cycle takes about 30 min and a waste cycle 60 min. The propane model only draws 1.5 amp during operation. It also requires a little bit of propane.
can you flush and have it drop into the incinerator pot and not have it incinerate every time you flush? And then decide to burn it after a couple of flushes. I know it interrupt every time the lid is lifted, after use it then continues and then eventually stop once everything is incinerated, or the answer keep the lid open so it doesn't start the cycle?
There is a button one can use to manually open/close the trap door without initiating a burn cycle, so you can use it a couple of times without burning if you prefer to do so. But, in general, it's good practice to initiate a burn cycle after each use, otherwise the bowl will start to fill up.
25 to 35 minutes to cycle? What if you have the Hershey squirts? You have to go every 5 minutes
... DON'T CLOSE THE LID & JUST KEEP DOING YOUR BUSINESS AS YOU NEED TO ...
Where is the vent pipe? How long does it take to have one of these professionally installed?
The 3" vent pipe is in the back. You can either vent it out through the wall, or up through the ceiling, or go out through the wall, and then up along the wall. You can see the different layouts on our website: www.ecojohn.com Installation can be done in a couple of hours.
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 damn i was hoping to use this outdoors with my solar panel electricity is that possible?
@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 can it be vented through the floor? I have a metal wall in not keen on going through.
I can imagine if you had the kids around y'all can have a party and cook marshmallows on top of that thing
I guess there’s no such thing as a courtesy flush unless you want to sit there for the next half hour
Not much knowing. Did not show end result
It’s pretty small. And you know some people have thick… things…
DINOSAUR TURD LOGS 😂
Can these be put into an RV
Absolutely not! They pretend you can but 100% not made for an rv. Will break every time you move it. Horrible product
@@donkingdonkey4764 so can you elaborate more? Do you have one that broke when you moved it? What went wrong with it specifically? How long did it last?
@@Steven-gv1ke sure. I put it in an RV. It sort of worked once, but not well. It constantly had connection issues… as in takes 30min for you to get it to enter a burn. It took more than 3 burns to make ash. And then never worked again after moving the RV. After removing the toilet, I opened it up to see the connections to the board… it’s absolute rubbish. There is zero chance you can move this pos without a connection coming loose. It is not made for an RV and not made to move. There is no way it was ever tested as such.
The real bogus part is even if this was stationary it’s still horrible. Too hard to “connect” the controller and the toilet and the burn is entirely inadequate.
To make matters worse, nothing else works well either…. The drop doesn’t work right, the closing of the inner lid doesn’t work right. It’s ridiculous. So this is your process in a stationary space:
Use toilet. Try to connect toilet for 30min.
Give up or get lucky.
Drop contents. Get stick to help it drop. Play with 💩 hoping to close burn door.
Burn so everything smells of burned 💩
Come back and see nothing is burned
Try to connect for 30min
Burn more
Try to connect for 30min
Burn more
Take half burned 💩 out because only one or 2 uses fit.
You can buy mine if that sounds good! Just let me know.
@@donkingdonkey4764 I appreciate your explanation. That sucks bro. Sorry to hear it didn't work out. You definitely saved me some money! After more research I found "Incin-oilet" which has been manufactured since the mid 1950s, and still in business. Apparently they use very low tech (not complicated) design that is very durable and been tested for almost 70 years. I've seen many people say they went 7 years with the their toilets before they had to do any maintenance, and even then the parts are super easy to get, and the manufacturer has posted videos on line showing how to replace the parts that wear out. Basically if you can replace a heating element on an old school mechanical dryer from 25 years ago, you can replace these parts. Nothing is digital. Check them out. They are made in Dallas, Tx.
@@Steven-gv1ke thx! Dallas Tx would have been way better for me to start with! I was suckered into this brand because RoA (an RV dealer) acted like they were the greatest but never actually tested it and now do not recommend them…
Good luck with Inclinoliet!
25 to 35 minutes... Is energy cost going to be an issue with this?
A small 5 gallon propane tank lasts about 100 flushes, and it only draws 1.5 amp (20W) during operation. So, very efficient!
@@ecojohnwaterlesstoilet2870 Thanks, I was thinking of converting a bus into a Skoolie and was torn between a black tank, composting or incinerating toilet. This information is useful!
Where do the fumes go when you burn a crap?
The toilet gets vented outside with a 3" vent pipe.
When you poop and you cook it does it smell like cooked meat?
What happens if the pet hamster gets in there and accidentally gets cooked?
Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should....
What if there is a power cut or system failure 😂😂😂
That's one of the many advantages of this product. You can have it connected to a backup 12VDC battery, so if you loose power, you can still run it and use the toilet as normal!
So if someone has to go next they will wait 25 minutes 😮
No lol up to 5 people can go back to back
Can you get rid of the evidence of a crime in there?
Good now I get to cremate my dead goldfish
😂
How many watts per cycle
so people have to wait 25 to 30 minutes before somenoe else can use it no thanks i'll stick to the tried and true regula set up .....
Not at all, it can handle 4-8 people using it back to back before it reaches max capacity. The burn cycle stops as soon as one opens the lid.
Why put paper
So crap doesn't stick to the bowl. It doesn't use water. So you would have poop smears all inside. It would get disgusting quick.
you bake da poopoo
🤔 I take bigger craps 💩 than that
Waste of gas and energy!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So it smells like ur cooking shit aka brownies
It has a fan that constantly draws air outside... No smell
you guys have terrible customer service
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... JUST PEE IN A CUP OR BUCKET & TOSS IT ON YOUR GRASS OUTSIDE ... URINE IS GOOD FOR THE GRASS & THE SOIL .. THAT'S WHAT I DO .. I LIVE PRIMITIVELY ...