A quick overview of two compost toilet designs and which one we like better. There are technically more compost toilet options on the market, but these two appear to be the most popular among RV owners.
Choosing a composting toilet for your RV, van, or tiny home build isn’t exactly a decision you can make from a spec sheet — half the details that matter (seat comfort, how it smells after a few days, how awkward it is to empty) only show up once you’ve actually used one. That’s the situation Minimal K and her partner Chris found themselves in after ordering a Nature’s Head composting toilet based on rave reviews, only to unbox it and start noticing a few design choices they weren’t thrilled about.
Rather than settle, they picked up an Air Head composting toilet too, and put the two side by side in their own RV bathroom. In the video below, they walk through both units hands-on — comparing seat design, odor control, and how each one handles emptying — to help you see the real differences before you buy.
Do you want to hear more of our customer reviews like this? Read the Air Head testimonials here.
