A dry toilet for a summer residence is an autonomous toilet system that does not require connection to a sewer or septic tank. This is an excellent option for country houses and other places where there is no centralized sewage system.

There are two main types of dry toilets:

• Composting toilets:  These toilets use composting materials, such as sawdust or peat, to break down waste.
• Chemical toilets:  These toilets use chemicals to break down waste.

Advantages of using biotoilets:

• Does not require a sewer connection:  Dry toilets do not require a sewer connection, so they can be used anywhere.
• Eco-friendly:  Dry toilets do not pollute the environment.
• Convenient:  Dry toilets are easy to use and maintain.
• Affordable:  Dry toilets are affordable.

Disadvantages of using dry toilets:

• Regular Cleaning Required:  Compost toilets need to be cleaned regularly.
• Can be expensive:  Some models of composting toilets can be expensive.
• Not suitable for everyone:  Composting toilets are not suitable for everyone.

How to choose a dry closet for your dacha:

• When choosing a dry closet, you must consider:
• Size:  Composting toilets come in different sizes. Choose a composting toilet that suits your needs.
• Type:  Select the appropriate type of composting toilet.
• Price:  Composting toilets come in different price ranges. Choose a composting toilet that suits your budget.