We-Pee News

Some feedback just in of a sighting of a we-pee separator in Portugal (in an "Adubo de compostagem") ... Here it has been used in a waterless composting toilet on a remote mountainous site in Portugal. Composting toilets are the ideal sanitation solution for off-grid locations without electricity, running water or sewage systems. Separating the urine from the solids with a urine diverter is the key to producing great useable compost from the system and eliminating smells. Permaculture projects in Portugal are popular with the great growing climate, and dry toilet systems go hand-in-hand with natural, ecologically conscious principles.

Here is an innovative DIY composting toilet made on a farm in the south of France using the we-pee urine separator and an old butter churn. Simple, attractive, original and effective! Rustic Comosting Toilet Voici des toilettes sèches innovantes, fait main sur une ferme dans le sud de la France avec le séparateur d'urine we-pee et une ancienne baratte à beurre. Simples, belles, originelles et efficaces!

It is summer now in Australia and water is short. Composting toilets are an excellent solution for saving water and producing lovely useable compost. Separating the urine from the poo is the key factor in ensuring a successful composting process and the we-pee urine separating system is receiving great feedback from people making their own composting toilets all over the world. Rupert and Paula in Victoria, Australia have just sent us the following feedback: Comment: Hello Suzanne, We finally installed our compost loo & after a fair amount of time thinking & rethinking the project, the final result appears more...

One of our earliest customer photos — the first feedback we received after launching a campaign to find out where our separators were ending up. "I have a brother and nephew living off-grid in Illinois, USA. Made this as a gift so they wouldn't have to go outside in the winter. It contains a bucket for the poo and a 5-gallon jug for the urine." — Marty, USA Thank you, Marty. A neat little composting box — and what a thoughtful present. Sub-zero Illinois winters and a long walk to the outhouse is no fun for anyone. This was one...

Every year we release hundreds of urine separators into the wild and we always ask ourselves, where do they end up? Please send us images of your separator in its new home Your photos, feedback and anecdotes will be extremely valuable in our research project about migratory urine separators (and will help us to continue improving our product and service…) Email your sightings and experiences to info@freerangedesigns.co.uk or send feedback via our facebook page