A thermophilic enzymatic biosynthesis (TEBS) device (50) produces outputs of newly synthesized substances, stabilized matter and fully recovered organic material, wherein the preferred device is a dry closet employing multistage treatment of organic solid, liquid and gaseous wastes. Said contemplated device comprises a multiphase thermophilic environment chamber (MTEC) (1) having a mixing zone (4), a cultivation zone (12), a pasteurization zone (24) and a germination zone (7) which utilizes a multiphase germination (62). The device comprises a thermodynamic pathway (29) and a functional respiration (64) which is directed toward an ammine reaction chamber (ARC) (3), which includes an oxidation surface (47) having reactivity with ammonia, producing a metal ammine complex. The device further comprises a subterranean uptake chamber (SUC) (2) which includes a plant growth medium (44) where gases received from the ARC (3) disperse to an uptake root structure (46), thereby reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

A septic sensor sprayer, including a rod, a hose attachment portion disposed at a first end of the rod to receive an external hose to be removably fixed thereto, such that the hose attachment portion receives water from the external hose, and a rotatable head disposed at a second end of the rod to rotate upon receipt of water from the rod.

A toilet inhibits an occupant from exiting the toilet. Load sensors positioned in communication with the toilet seat detect a change of a load or pressure on the toilet by an occupant that is consistent with an occupant attempting to exit the toilet, and/or movements of an occupant that are consistent with an occupant attempting to exit the toilet. Other sensors may monitor movements that are consistent with an occupant attempting to exit the toilet. The sensors cause an actuator to change the angle of the toilet seat, which inhibits exiting the toilet. The toilet may also be constructed to signal an attendant when actions by an occupant are consistent with actions indicating an attempt by the occupant to exit the toilet.

A toilet inhibits an occupant from exiting the toilet. Load sensors positioned in communication with the toilet seat detect a change of a load or pressure on the toilet by an occupant that is consistent with an occupant attempting to exit the toilet, and/or movements of an occupant that are consistent with an occupant attempting to exit the toilet. Other sensors may monitor movements that are consistent with an occupant attempting to exit the toilet. The sensors cause an actuator to change the angle of the toilet seat, which inhibits exiting the toilet. The toilet may also be constructed to signal an attendant when actions by an occupant are consistent with actions indicating an attempt by the occupant to exit the toilet.

The invention relates to a sanitary facility (1) comprising a housing, wherein the housing is provided with a first housing part (10) and a second housing part (20), which is movable relative to the first housing part. The sanitary facility is configured for movement of the second housing part between a rest position and a position of use. The housing is provided with a door comprising at least a first and a second door segment (15, 25). The first housing part comprises the first door segment and the second housing part comprises the second door segment. The first door segment (15) takes a hollow form and the second door segment (25) is received slidably in the first door segment.

The invention relates to a sanitary facility (1) comprising a housing, wherein the housing is provided with a first housing part (10) and a second housing part (20), which is movable relative to the first housing part. The sanitary facility is configured for movement of the second housing part between a rest position and a position of use. The housing is provided with a door comprising at least a first and a second door segment (15, 25). The first housing part comprises the first door segment and the second housing part comprises the second door segment. The first door segment (15) takes a hollow form and the second door segment (25) is received slidably in the first door segment.

A toilet which is capable of suppressing the escape of odor from an upper part of a main body part is disclosed. The toilet is provided with a box-shaped main body part into which urine is excreted, and a shielding member. The main body part has a bottom surface part and a side surface part. The shielding member is provided so as to project from the inner surface of the side surface part toward the inside of the main body part, and blocks odor from the urine from rising.

A toilet which is capable of suppressing the escape of odor from an upper part of a main body part is disclosed. The toilet is provided with a box-shaped main body part into which urine is excreted, and a shielding member. The main body part has a bottom surface part and a side surface part. The shielding member is provided so as to project from the inner surface of the side surface part toward the inside of the main body part, and blocks odor from the urine from rising.

A portable toilet that includes a top section, a bottom section, a side wall, and a door system. The top section includes a top wall slot. The bottom section includes a bottom wall slot. The side wall includes a top edge that is removably insertable into the top wall slot. The side wall includes a bottom edge of that is removably insertable into the bottom wall slot. The door system includes a door frame and at least one door. The door frame includes first and second wall side slots. A first side of the side wall is removably insertable into the first wall side slot, and a second side of the side wall is removably insertable into the second wall side slot.

A portable toilet for use in restricted areas or subsequent to natural disaster. The toilet provides a temporary container for noxious products, such as human waste. One embodiment includes a bucket, a valve, and a removable fluid-tight lid. One or more legs space the bucket from the ground, and provide clearance for the valve. A toilet seat or other load bearing arrangement permits deposits into the container. The fluid-tight lid resists escape of noxious contents during transport of the toilet. The contents of a portable toilet may be discharged through the valve into a permanent toilet, RV dump station, or other suitable receptacle. Certain embodiments include provision for a closed-system, clean-in-place wash-down.