Leave Compost Toilets in the Dust:

Introducing HomeBiogas Bio-Toilet

HomeBiogas develops compact and easy-to-use off-grid biogas systems, offering a comprehensive solution for waste management, renewable energy creation, clean cooking, fertilizer production, and sanitation.

How HomeBiogas Works?

Business as usual

The HomeBiogas Bio-Toilet looks and feels just like a regular toilet, making it a seamless addition to any home.

Free cooking gas

Using anaerobic digestion, the Bio-toilet decomposes waste and transforms it into biogas for cooking.

What else?

A completely off-grid
effluent treatment solution

The Many Benefits of a Bio-Toilet

HomeBiogas Bio-Toilet

Traditional Compost Toilet

Odorless

No contact with human waste

Free cooking gas

Easy maintenance

Modern design

Fully off-grid

No water required

Choose the size that most suits you!

Bio-Toilet & HBG 2

$ 1455
  • 1 or 2 hours of cooking gas daily
  • Save 6 tons of CO2 yearly
  • Completely off-grid
  • free single-burner biogas stove

Bio-Toilet & HBG 4

$ 1855
  • 3 hours of free cooking gas daily
  • Save 6 tons of CO2 yearly
  • Completely off-grid
  • free double-burner biogas stove

Double toilet & HBG 4

$ 2355
  • One biogas system + two toilets
  • Save 6 tons of CO2 yearly
  • Completely off-grid
  • free double-burner biogas stove

More Information

The HomeBiogas Bio-Toilet can be used in a variety of settings, including homes, schools, and community centers.

Sanitary Solution

The Bio-Toilet is completely odorless and more hygienic compared to traditional composting toilets.

Renewable Energy

The Bio-Toilet produces clean cooking gas and treated effluent for the soil.

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Easy-care

The Bio-toilet is easy to install and maintain. Our flush-and-go system needs minimal maintenance.

Meet Our Off-Grid Heroes

Whether you built your own off-grid treehouse like Chris & Jenna or are just busy running your personal household, a HomeBiogas Bio-Toilet is an accessible and affordable way to reduce your carbon footprint and create clean energy for yourself.

Frequently asked questions

The HomeBiogas Bio-Toilet is a superior alternative to regular compost toilets. It frees you to live in a self-sustainable manner by turning your pollutant body waste into a valuable resource. Using an anaerobic system, it decomposes waste and transforms it into renewable biogas for cooking. The Bio-Toilet is easy to install, safe, hassle-free, non-pollutant, environmentally friendly, and completes a full eco-cycle in your own home with no need for outside resources.

The Bio-Toilet kit comes with all the pipes that you need to connect the toilet to the HomeBiogas system, as well as detailed instructions for assembly and attachment. You can purchase one along with the purchase of your system or you can purchase one separately and attach it to your working system later.

Important to know:

  1. Dimensions of the Bio-Toilet sitting bowl:  46W/49L/35H (cm) / 18W/19.3L/13.5H in, weighs 12.5 kg.
  2. Bio-Toilet cannot be fed with toilet paper.
  3. Distance from the system:
    – If the toilet bowl and the HomeBiogas system are at the same height: up to 5 meters.
    – If there is a 1-meter difference between the toilet bowl and the HomeBiogas system: up to 10 meters.

HomeBiogas should be placed outdoors only, in a place where it can get maximum sunlight (not in the shade), on a stable floor, free from any obstructions. On top of this, it is very important to make sure that you meet the following conditions:

  1. To have a water source close to where you intend to place the system.
  2. To keep a free 0.5 meters from each of the system’s sides for easy access.

The Bio-Toilet is a superior alternative to a compost toilet. As it takes human waste to the digester, to be digested by the bacteria to create biogas on a daily basis,  without any human contact, in a process that is very easy, efficient and clean, where minimal maintenance is required from the user, simply flush and go!

When the HomeBiogas system is fed with human waste, the effluent that comes out of the system’s outlet can not be used as a fertilizer. There are several options for the effluent’s treatment, which should all be done according to the local regulation:

  1. Connecting to the sewage system
  2. Connecting to a septic tank
  3. Treating in a drain field or mulch basin

Got more questions? Do not hesitate to contact us!

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