The Pros and Cons of the OGO Compost Toilet: An Honest Review

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In this video, we're going to give you an honest review of the OGO composting toilet. We'll discuss the pros and cons of this unique toilet, and let you know if it's the right choice for you.

If you're interested in composting, and you're looking for a toilet that can handle your daily waste, the OGO composting toilet is the perfect choice! This toilet is eco-friendly, efficient, and easy to use. In this video, we'll let you know all about the OGO composting toilet, and whether or not it's the right choice for you!

[douglasdavenport]

you don't add sawdust after each use as you stated at 2:00. You add a bulk amount of coconut coir or peat moss at the beginning of use one time. then after 25-30 mixes (uses) of the original material with your waste - you dump it and start again

[johnbrzezinski]

I'm afraid that this video does not qualify as an actual review. An real review would show how the waste is emptied; how the unit is cleaned and maintained; how much "sawdust" (really? sawdust?) must be added; etc. etc. etc. And are real review would tell you how often it needs to be emptied and whether it actually composts the waste (which is unlikely). This video should be composted.

[adamharvey]

It is not a composting toilet and it does not compost, it simply prepares the product for composting. Once the bucket is full it needs to be emptied in to a place where it can be composted for at least one year before it can be safely used. Composting toilet is an incorrect description given to most of these systems.

[eleanorcrysdale]

I have had one for a week. If i keep fan on it doesnt smell. I really like it so far but probably dump bucket every couple weeks. I use peatmoss but coconut core may work better. Im 70 and needed a toliet inside so im hoping this is the solution.

[leol]

Sorry but this is not a real review. The author has apparently not seen it or used, merely makes general comments based on other videos. The comments are not for this specific model, just dessicating heads in general. Too bad the internet is full of these "professional" reviewers that actually provide no details.

[DrRaulZavaletaDC]

More detail in to the carbon material options, for odor control, like humus, sawdust, green sawdust from Mills, coco core, etc . May be an idea fir another video, 🤔

[georgemoomaw]

Try again. This wasn’t a review, much less an “honest” review. Ditch the amateur actors who add nothing and fill that space with product information.