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		<title>By: Karen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Karen</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 17 Oct 2009 14:34:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Stumbled upon this site while looking for reviews of composting toilets and man, am I ever glad!  After reading through all the posts, I will definitely read the book recommended and try my hand at making my own composting toilet.  You all just helped save this 61yr. old disabled, social security recipient thousands of dollars that for me is NOT disposable income.  Thank you one and all!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Stumbled upon this site while looking for reviews of composting toilets and man, am I ever glad!  After reading through all the posts, I will definitely read the book recommended and try my hand at making my own composting toilet.  You all just helped save this 61yr. old disabled, social security recipient thousands of dollars that for me is NOT disposable income.  Thank you one and all!!</p>
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		<title>By: Marcial Guy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Marcial Guy</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2009 20:38:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hey I&#039;m back on this issue.I have put my envirolet low water 120v system up for sale for a year now and I always end up talking prospective buyers not to purchase my Composting unit. If anybody really wants to go ahead and buy one of these units I will give you mine.Every time I see it sitting in my garage it grrrrs me to no end and trowing out 3000$ just isn&#039;t right.If you arrrange for shipping I will package this unit and let you have it.Contact me at dragnit@live.com and first come first gone.
Thanks.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey I&#8217;m back on this issue.I have put my envirolet low water 120v system up for sale for a year now and I always end up talking prospective buyers not to purchase my Composting unit. If anybody really wants to go ahead and buy one of these units I will give you mine.Every time I see it sitting in my garage it grrrrs me to no end and trowing out 3000$ just isn&#8217;t right.If you arrrange for shipping I will package this unit and let you have it.Contact me at <a href="mailto:dragnit@live.com">dragnit@live.com</a> and first come first gone.<br />
Thanks.</p>
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		<title>By: Tansuman</title>
		<link>http://www.softtechreviews.com/general/composting-toilet-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-14124</link>
		<dc:creator>Tansuman</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 26 Sep 2009 01:53:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I like to add a few things to this topic. First of , compost toilets are great. They can save you money and are eco-friendly .
Unfortunately , I haven&#039;t found a commercial brand that works properly yet. If anybody is willing to build one there is great literature on that topic out there. You need not be a scientist or engineer as some commentaries suggested . A great book with easy instructions on many things including how to build your own compost toilet is : &quot;The self-sufficient life and how to live it&quot; written by John Seymour
Also , you can download , &quot;It&#039;s not easy being green&quot; . A great show about a family in England choosing to live a greener life.
Look for the episode when they are building their toilet.
It has an ingenious gadget that separates the urine from the feces right away.
One more comment about Envirolet . We purchased two units
of the remote waterless type. I was looking for a unit that would fit in a limited space in our 100 year old farmhouse that we are still restoring. While the dimensions of the compost unit were perfect , the performance was not. As long as my carpenter and I used it , we did alright. May I add , we did pee outside because I knew from the beginning that too much fluid can&#039;t be beneficial to the composting process.
Well , as soon as our family of four moved in the problem started. I first made my children responsible for the overflow , telling them they used too much water to flush. 
We all made an effort to reduce the flushing and I added peat-moss as recommended by the maker. I have to state , I am an environmentalist and don&#039;t like using unsustainable materials such as peat-moss. Needless to say it didn&#039;t make a difference.
So I decided to take that unit out , to find the fault on it.
 I too tried to reason with the friendly people from Envirolet .
I never got a reply on that. I did a bit of research and found all the same complains about these toilets on different blogs.
After that I installed my second unit , which was intended for our shop and let the first unit compost outside. Which by the way produced wonderful compost after five months, which I could use for my fruit trees.( without even being plugged in and outside ) There was some hard matter inside , it seemed mostly from the toilet-paper but that was not such a big deal.
I can&#039;t imagine having to remove the wet sludge before it&#039;s dry though. Some of you are very brave out there.
I did make some changes on my second unit. I wanted to drain the amount of fluid in the composter faster.
I drilled two holes in the bottom of the tank and connected a PVC pipe and hose in to my main drainpipe. I also drilled holes in the tray that supposed to collect the composted matter. It worked better for about a month but as anticipated the wholes plugged up with solids and now we have wet sewage in it again. I also changed the 45 degree angled exhaust pipe to a 90 degree angle pipe with vent-holes, the same as some people use for stoves. Now the back-run from the condensation actually drips out these wholes on to the ground. 
I don&#039;t even want to talk about the cost of running this unit.
 
My conclusion is that this compost toilet needs at least three to four month actual composting time during which period it cannot be used. More than two people using it should not be recommended.
I go as far as to state, false advertising. I would join a Class Action lawsuit immediately.

A word to the wise, always research products before you buy them. We learned the hard way.

U.E.W.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like to add a few things to this topic. First of , compost toilets are great. They can save you money and are eco-friendly .<br />
Unfortunately , I haven&#8217;t found a commercial brand that works properly yet. If anybody is willing to build one there is great literature on that topic out there. You need not be a scientist or engineer as some commentaries suggested . A great book with easy instructions on many things including how to build your own compost toilet is : &#8220;The self-sufficient life and how to live it&#8221; written by John Seymour<br />
Also , you can download , &#8220;It&#8217;s not easy being green&#8221; . A great show about a family in England choosing to live a greener life.<br />
Look for the episode when they are building their toilet.<br />
It has an ingenious gadget that separates the urine from the feces right away.<br />
One more comment about Envirolet . We purchased two units<br />
of the remote waterless type. I was looking for a unit that would fit in a limited space in our 100 year old farmhouse that we are still restoring. While the dimensions of the compost unit were perfect , the performance was not. As long as my carpenter and I used it , we did alright. May I add , we did pee outside because I knew from the beginning that too much fluid can&#8217;t be beneficial to the composting process.<br />
Well , as soon as our family of four moved in the problem started. I first made my children responsible for the overflow , telling them they used too much water to flush.<br />
We all made an effort to reduce the flushing and I added peat-moss as recommended by the maker. I have to state , I am an environmentalist and don&#8217;t like using unsustainable materials such as peat-moss. Needless to say it didn&#8217;t make a difference.<br />
So I decided to take that unit out , to find the fault on it.<br />
 I too tried to reason with the friendly people from Envirolet .<br />
I never got a reply on that. I did a bit of research and found all the same complains about these toilets on different blogs.<br />
After that I installed my second unit , which was intended for our shop and let the first unit compost outside. Which by the way produced wonderful compost after five months, which I could use for my fruit trees.( without even being plugged in and outside ) There was some hard matter inside , it seemed mostly from the toilet-paper but that was not such a big deal.<br />
I can&#8217;t imagine having to remove the wet sludge before it&#8217;s dry though. Some of you are very brave out there.<br />
I did make some changes on my second unit. I wanted to drain the amount of fluid in the composter faster.<br />
I drilled two holes in the bottom of the tank and connected a PVC pipe and hose in to my main drainpipe. I also drilled holes in the tray that supposed to collect the composted matter. It worked better for about a month but as anticipated the wholes plugged up with solids and now we have wet sewage in it again. I also changed the 45 degree angled exhaust pipe to a 90 degree angle pipe with vent-holes, the same as some people use for stoves. Now the back-run from the condensation actually drips out these wholes on to the ground.<br />
I don&#8217;t even want to talk about the cost of running this unit.</p>
<p>My conclusion is that this compost toilet needs at least three to four month actual composting time during which period it cannot be used. More than two people using it should not be recommended.<br />
I go as far as to state, false advertising. I would join a Class Action lawsuit immediately.</p>
<p>A word to the wise, always research products before you buy them. We learned the hard way.</p>
<p>U.E.W.</p>
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		<title>By: B.Comp.</title>
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		<dc:creator>B.Comp.</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:32:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have an envirolet waterless remote compost toilet that works but with some problems.  Our application is in an outhouse type building at our lake cottage.  We use it only on weekends from May to October.  It works odour free for 2 people just using it on weekends but we start to get odours after a few weekends of 4 to 6 people. I had the 12v unit but found the odour was a problem and so spent the money to convert it to 120 v and then installed the heater and fan.  Those helped but didn&#039;t solve the odour problem - very strong urine odour throughout our lake lot.  We added an extra 10 feet and a whirlybird on to the vent and that also helped.  Bottom line -  it is odour free for 2 people using it only on weekends.  We hav eto lock it when we have company to avoid a revolting odour permeating our lake lot.  Any more use than 2 people and the odour is back.  
We also have only been emptying it once a year in the spring.  We follow all directions, installed it properly without any bends in pipe etc.  By the end of the season it is almost impossible to push the rakes through the mass.  That becomes a 2 person job.  We empty it using the lower drawer and rotate the bars but there is a fair amount of petrified poop that just won&#039;t drop down to the lower drawer.  That means removing chunks of poop by hand throught the top.  I think a rotating drum system would work better because the rakes don&#039;t work.  Toilet is claimed to be good for 8 people regular use or 10 people vacation.  We have found it only works for 2 people on weekends and no more.  Also emptying is a pain and doesn&#039;t work as advertised.  The drain pipe for the urine doesn&#039;t work too well because the outlet is on the side of the unit rather than the bottom at the lowest point.  Last time I checked pee only ran downhill.  Next year I am going to rig up two drains at the low points and see if that helps.  I have had it three years and continue to upgrade and modify to try and solve these problems.  I think it would work if the co. would redesign their basic unit.  I have not had a response to my email complaint to the company.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have an envirolet waterless remote compost toilet that works but with some problems.  Our application is in an outhouse type building at our lake cottage.  We use it only on weekends from May to October.  It works odour free for 2 people just using it on weekends but we start to get odours after a few weekends of 4 to 6 people. I had the 12v unit but found the odour was a problem and so spent the money to convert it to 120 v and then installed the heater and fan.  Those helped but didn&#8217;t solve the odour problem &#8211; very strong urine odour throughout our lake lot.  We added an extra 10 feet and a whirlybird on to the vent and that also helped.  Bottom line &#8211;  it is odour free for 2 people using it only on weekends.  We hav eto lock it when we have company to avoid a revolting odour permeating our lake lot.  Any more use than 2 people and the odour is back.<br />
We also have only been emptying it once a year in the spring.  We follow all directions, installed it properly without any bends in pipe etc.  By the end of the season it is almost impossible to push the rakes through the mass.  That becomes a 2 person job.  We empty it using the lower drawer and rotate the bars but there is a fair amount of petrified poop that just won&#8217;t drop down to the lower drawer.  That means removing chunks of poop by hand throught the top.  I think a rotating drum system would work better because the rakes don&#8217;t work.  Toilet is claimed to be good for 8 people regular use or 10 people vacation.  We have found it only works for 2 people on weekends and no more.  Also emptying is a pain and doesn&#8217;t work as advertised.  The drain pipe for the urine doesn&#8217;t work too well because the outlet is on the side of the unit rather than the bottom at the lowest point.  Last time I checked pee only ran downhill.  Next year I am going to rig up two drains at the low points and see if that helps.  I have had it three years and continue to upgrade and modify to try and solve these problems.  I think it would work if the co. would redesign their basic unit.  I have not had a response to my email complaint to the company.</p>
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		<title>By: eva</title>
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		<dc:creator>eva</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:59:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>did anybody install a CLIVUS MULTRUM COMPOSTING TOILET system in their cabins or houses? if so please let me know if you are satisfied.
eva</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>did anybody install a CLIVUS MULTRUM COMPOSTING TOILET system in their cabins or houses? if so please let me know if you are satisfied.<br />
eva</p>
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		<title>By: The One</title>
		<link>http://www.softtechreviews.com/general/composting-toilet-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-13994</link>
		<dc:creator>The One</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2009 21:07:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>This reply is a Question for Scott.  

As I have stated in my prior post, I spent around $2700 dollars with your company.  I bought the low flush remote system, with the top 4&quot; fan, and the 120volt unit with heater and fans.  I also bought 2 of the low-flush toilets.   

Here is my Question: Given the fact that I tried to research into your toilet system for three months prior to buying it, and I could not find any bad reviews, or people with real experience with your unit,  Will you company honor me returning the main remote unit. It is past the 30 day period that you give for the return of your product for a full refund on only the remote unit, however it is unpacked out of your shipping boxes you sent it to me in, and has never been used. 

The two low flush toilets I believe I can design into my own system, and can use them.  I plan on making two storage tanks of concrete, almost the same setup your remote tank use&#039;s except two issues will be different, one is that there will be no rake bars.  After using one of your self contained units for eight weeks, I did notice that the bar method could become a problem.  

The other difference is that I will be making the holding vaults much larger then yours, and using a two vault system.  They will be set up to vent, and possibly to heat, but from my experience with the humanure method, the compost pile should produce enough heat if done correctly.  I will also make the drain system design much easier to deal with, and use a larger pipe to drain my water with.  

The only reason I am asking this of your company, is because I have some doubts after finding some bad reviews on your product, and I would hate to install and use the main remote system only to find out that there is truth to what some of the people are saying.  

    I am not interested in using a small shovel to remove compost that is not finished because the unit we bought that is rated to handle 8 full time users and 10 part time per day can not live up to its specs.   

    I do not mind using the rake bar if it really works, even if I have to clean it out more then once a year, every couple weeks to a month is ok as long as the rake bar works, and the waste I am cleaning out is not raw sewage that has not broke down in the unit.  

   I know from my 7+ years of experience that composting Human waste works, and because I know it works, I am really worried that if I use the main remote unit, that I will be out $1800 investment.  That I can assure, if it turns out to be the case, will not be a very good day for all parties included.  

I look forward to your response, and would like you to answer if I can return the remote unit that I have not used or unpacked.  I believe the cost of it to me for the remote unit was around $2000   

thanks for reading this, 

And I look forward to your response</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This reply is a Question for Scott.  </p>
<p>As I have stated in my prior post, I spent around $2700 dollars with your company.  I bought the low flush remote system, with the top 4&#8243; fan, and the 120volt unit with heater and fans.  I also bought 2 of the low-flush toilets.   </p>
<p>Here is my Question: Given the fact that I tried to research into your toilet system for three months prior to buying it, and I could not find any bad reviews, or people with real experience with your unit,  Will you company honor me returning the main remote unit. It is past the 30 day period that you give for the return of your product for a full refund on only the remote unit, however it is unpacked out of your shipping boxes you sent it to me in, and has never been used. </p>
<p>The two low flush toilets I believe I can design into my own system, and can use them.  I plan on making two storage tanks of concrete, almost the same setup your remote tank use&#8217;s except two issues will be different, one is that there will be no rake bars.  After using one of your self contained units for eight weeks, I did notice that the bar method could become a problem.  </p>
<p>The other difference is that I will be making the holding vaults much larger then yours, and using a two vault system.  They will be set up to vent, and possibly to heat, but from my experience with the humanure method, the compost pile should produce enough heat if done correctly.  I will also make the drain system design much easier to deal with, and use a larger pipe to drain my water with.  </p>
<p>The only reason I am asking this of your company, is because I have some doubts after finding some bad reviews on your product, and I would hate to install and use the main remote system only to find out that there is truth to what some of the people are saying.  </p>
<p>    I am not interested in using a small shovel to remove compost that is not finished because the unit we bought that is rated to handle 8 full time users and 10 part time per day can not live up to its specs.   </p>
<p>    I do not mind using the rake bar if it really works, even if I have to clean it out more then once a year, every couple weeks to a month is ok as long as the rake bar works, and the waste I am cleaning out is not raw sewage that has not broke down in the unit.  </p>
<p>   I know from my 7+ years of experience that composting Human waste works, and because I know it works, I am really worried that if I use the main remote unit, that I will be out $1800 investment.  That I can assure, if it turns out to be the case, will not be a very good day for all parties included.  </p>
<p>I look forward to your response, and would like you to answer if I can return the remote unit that I have not used or unpacked.  I believe the cost of it to me for the remote unit was around $2000   </p>
<p>thanks for reading this, </p>
<p>And I look forward to your response</p>
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		<title>By: tiva</title>
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		<dc:creator>tiva</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 04:03:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I agree with the other comments about the envirolet (MS-10 model). I have had an endless run-around from the company, and Scott&#039;s protests notwithstanding, the unit is a joke. Scott loves to blame the customer, but I&#039;ve been composting for 20 years. The design is terrible: fresh manure inevitably gets mixed in with composting manure, in the continuous system. The rake bar does not work. The unit overflows. The directions are terrible (1/4 cup peat moss per day, per person? Who are they kidding?) The company is RUDE. In our lake colony, not a single person who has one of these units is happy with it. Most people simply use it as an expensive holding tank, and then scoop out the mess from the top and compost it properly outside. 

Don&#039;t waste your money.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree with the other comments about the envirolet (MS-10 model). I have had an endless run-around from the company, and Scott&#8217;s protests notwithstanding, the unit is a joke. Scott loves to blame the customer, but I&#8217;ve been composting for 20 years. The design is terrible: fresh manure inevitably gets mixed in with composting manure, in the continuous system. The rake bar does not work. The unit overflows. The directions are terrible (1/4 cup peat moss per day, per person? Who are they kidding?) The company is RUDE. In our lake colony, not a single person who has one of these units is happy with it. Most people simply use it as an expensive holding tank, and then scoop out the mess from the top and compost it properly outside. </p>
<p>Don&#8217;t waste your money.</p>
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		<title>By: The One</title>
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		<dc:creator>The One</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 14 Jul 2009 16:05:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I am amazed and now not very happy about the fact that several months ago I looked everywhere for bad reviews on Sancors Low water remote systems. I could not find any and I googled ever key word I could think of. I went ahead and bought the Low water remote system and Two Low flush toilets. I spent $2600 dollars total, for our system, to install into our new custom 30&#039; 8&quot; dia. Yurt I just built for my family of 3 and a half. 

I have not installed this system yet, our house is framed in and dried in. I am ready to start to finish the inside of our new home. I have done the humanure method and for several years, for a single person it is not that bad. However any more then three, the simple 5 gallon bucket system starts to become a pain when cleaning them out to keep up with the waste. I would recomend to anyone wanting to try a compost toilet of any kind read that book. It is a process that you have to understand how it works before it will work. I am hoping for my own investments sake that the people on here that have had problems with there Evirolet system, just didn&#039;t read the Humanure book and do not fully understand how to encourage a healthy enviroment for things to break down. My neibor has a self contained unit from sancor, and I used it for 8 weeks, full time use for number 2 movement and I did notice that when I raked the bars, that it did stink a bit, not bad though. She has no electric at all to it, just vented. The bars seemed to not do a really good job of raking the product down, but it did work. I will have to talk to her further now that I have seen some of these post. She and her husband do not use this unit full time. I am the type of person, that does many lines of work, Rough frame custom homes, finish carpentry, I build custom computers, because I got tired of buying crap Bestbuy computers, Yes I even Water cool my custom Quad core that is over clocked to 3.6ghz, and has a Raid 0 setup on the two 640gb WD Black hardrives, lol. I even build custom case&#039;s from scratch lined with Granite as a part time way to make money, Full time I am installing Granite counter tops with Granite Transformations. I even do all my own work to my car, because I believe that 75% of repair shops are crooked. 

I had thought about designing my own composting unit that would take out some of the labor and better handle a family using it full time, but I came across sancors website and all looked good when I could not find one bad review on the net about them. 

I now am wondering if I should call them up, and start talking to them about returning their product before I even take it out of the box they shipped it to me in. This was a big investment for us, and I know I could of built a system that would of worked, for less money, however, I believe If I did, that I would of run into problems with the health department, even though there are no building codes or permits were we bought our land. I wanted something that was certified to work. Now I am wondering if I have just gotten a certified piece of $hit, for the bargain price of $2700!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am amazed and now not very happy about the fact that several months ago I looked everywhere for bad reviews on Sancors Low water remote systems. I could not find any and I googled ever key word I could think of. I went ahead and bought the Low water remote system and Two Low flush toilets. I spent $2600 dollars total, for our system, to install into our new custom 30&#8242; 8&#8243; dia. Yurt I just built for my family of 3 and a half. </p>
<p>I have not installed this system yet, our house is framed in and dried in. I am ready to start to finish the inside of our new home. I have done the humanure method and for several years, for a single person it is not that bad. However any more then three, the simple 5 gallon bucket system starts to become a pain when cleaning them out to keep up with the waste. I would recomend to anyone wanting to try a compost toilet of any kind read that book. It is a process that you have to understand how it works before it will work. I am hoping for my own investments sake that the people on here that have had problems with there Evirolet system, just didn&#8217;t read the Humanure book and do not fully understand how to encourage a healthy enviroment for things to break down. My neibor has a self contained unit from sancor, and I used it for 8 weeks, full time use for number 2 movement and I did notice that when I raked the bars, that it did stink a bit, not bad though. She has no electric at all to it, just vented. The bars seemed to not do a really good job of raking the product down, but it did work. I will have to talk to her further now that I have seen some of these post. She and her husband do not use this unit full time. I am the type of person, that does many lines of work, Rough frame custom homes, finish carpentry, I build custom computers, because I got tired of buying crap Bestbuy computers, Yes I even Water cool my custom Quad core that is over clocked to 3.6ghz, and has a Raid 0 setup on the two 640gb WD Black hardrives, lol. I even build custom case&#8217;s from scratch lined with Granite as a part time way to make money, Full time I am installing Granite counter tops with Granite Transformations. I even do all my own work to my car, because I believe that 75% of repair shops are crooked. </p>
<p>I had thought about designing my own composting unit that would take out some of the labor and better handle a family using it full time, but I came across sancors website and all looked good when I could not find one bad review on the net about them. </p>
<p>I now am wondering if I should call them up, and start talking to them about returning their product before I even take it out of the box they shipped it to me in. This was a big investment for us, and I know I could of built a system that would of worked, for less money, however, I believe If I did, that I would of run into problems with the health department, even though there are no building codes or permits were we bought our land. I wanted something that was certified to work. Now I am wondering if I have just gotten a certified piece of $hit, for the bargain price of $2700!</p>
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		<title>By: Victoria</title>
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		<dc:creator>Victoria</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Jun 2009 22:31:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>We installed the envirolet 120V low water remote system in our Summer Cabin in 2006.  It doesn&#039;t work as advertised, is labor intensive and messy.  Over the three seasons of use we phoned Sancor and followed their suggestions.  The composter has to be regularly emptied with a scoop and the sewage in the catch tray has to be bailed out by hand.  We are installing a septic system.  Kind of a sad waste of 2000 dollars</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We installed the envirolet 120V low water remote system in our Summer Cabin in 2006.  It doesn&#8217;t work as advertised, is labor intensive and messy.  Over the three seasons of use we phoned Sancor and followed their suggestions.  The composter has to be regularly emptied with a scoop and the sewage in the catch tray has to be bailed out by hand.  We are installing a septic system.  Kind of a sad waste of 2000 dollars</p>
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		<title>By: Mike</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mike</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 20 May 2009 22:04:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Wow! I was seriously thinking about an Envirolet for my cabin but after reading all the reports of issues and problems I don’t think it will happen.

I have been also looking for reviews on Sun-Mar but can’t seem to find any. The Excel Electric was another model i was considering. If someone has any stories to tell about them I would appreciate it.

Are there any self contained units that work?

Mike</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wow! I was seriously thinking about an Envirolet for my cabin but after reading all the reports of issues and problems I don’t think it will happen.</p>
<p>I have been also looking for reviews on Sun-Mar but can’t seem to find any. The Excel Electric was another model i was considering. If someone has any stories to tell about them I would appreciate it.</p>
<p>Are there any self contained units that work?</p>
<p>Mike</p>
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