Uritonnoir
Green initiative dry urinal that generates plant fertilizer
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This was ranked as number 4 of the 10 best public toilets for 2015 according to Design Curial.
This eco-friendly device is a combination of two common objects that are used almost everyday - urinal and a funnel. It can be used outdoor either in public places during festivals and camping, or in gardens. This was initially designed to be inserted on straw bales. With combination of carbon from the straw and nitrogen from the urine, the bale is used to capture human waste which in turn composts with the straw. Once composted, it can be used as fertilizers.
Wath this video to see how it works in a garden.
With further innovation, the device can be used in a more modern human waste collector. Watch this video with the innovation.
Cons: It's gonna be hard for women. Sorry, ladies. Go find your toilet. 😊
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It looks like from the video, only one person is interested in producing the fertilizers ... Lol
Aside from the joke, this is really a cool idea and practical as well. It could also be used in public toilets with some changes and would be very useful specially in the countries where most of the export based on agricultural products.
Nice one
Pros
Human wastage turn into fertilizer for garden
Good concept
Good design
Cons
None
Hi @macoolette,
Thanks for yet another hunt. I’ve reviewed and approved it. The hunt is on.
i read beer is produced with collecting urine in some country. this is fertilizer, so urine will cost one day, now we are paying to use public toilet in our country, in future they will pay for our urine. LOL... cool hunt.
Should be placed on any street corner. Great idea, but the mayor won't support it. A pity, but great hunting, made me smile.
I watched the video, it may be really difficult for ladies hahah but by the way, perfect hunt.
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