OGO™ Compost Toilet | Best Nature's Compost Toilet | RV, Tiny Houses, Vans, Boats | Electric Mixing | Urine Separating | Urine Level Sensor | No Black Tanks No Dump-Stations

We compared several different brands of composting toilets before pulling the trigger on this one, and we made the right decision by far! The height and design is perfect, fits right into the corner of our tiny home. Zero smell! That’s the best part. The ventilation works great and it is easy to clean. If we ever have need of another, we will definitely pick up another one of these!

Well we been using the OGO for only 5 days so it’s new to us.We live full time in our camper and on our private land. We been using a sanitation company with an outhouse that they empty every two weeks so for the winter months and so we don’t keep going outside I decided to buy a OGO compost. The price is what kept me away. Well we broke down and decided to buy one. OMG I should of bought this thing years ago.We did not want to drill holes in our camper so we decided to use it without the vent hose and glad we did. So far in five days we still don’t smell anything.The wife and I use it full time and my daughter comes over once in a while and after five days it is still going good without changing the coir.The only thing I think they need to do to it is add the 110 plug. I had to find and order around 50.00 other than that I give 500% rating.Thank you OGO

The pail leaks out of the bottom around the gear. Now I have a hole in my wall where it is vented and a stained concrete floor. It would have been less expensive and zero damage to have just used an old 5 gallon paint bucket for the #2 and a plastic jug with a funnel for the #1.

Pricey, but worth it. Works great and with it vented outside, there’s no odor.

Very.Pricey but does the job.

So it's been over a year of use and it is fantastic, very easy to use. No smell, easy to clean. Easy to dump, no more black tank dumping. Very nice quality , the only thing I have had to do was a little grease on the metal sliders for the waste door to make it slide much easier. I use the coco coir bricks, when you dump it the tub looks clean, very little residue left inside.I can't say anything bad about this at all, other than I wish I had one 10 years ago.

I replaced my camper toilet with this composting toilet and am extremely pleased with the choice. Almost no maintenance other than emptying the bucket and urine tank, which they have made pretty easy as well. Now, if only the bricks of coconut coir were easier to break apart. Came with a vent tube but I thought I would try without it first because I hate putting holes in the camper. Glad I waited. No vent tube was needed. It takes a very small DC power cord which was easy to patch in on another DC circuit. Only thing I would change is that I didn't remove the toilet flange in case I didn't like it and wanted to revert back. The OGO toilet has a solid bottom, so I had to build up a platform around the toilet flange. It sits just a little too high because I chose this during installation (not OGO's fault). Doing it over, I would remove the toilet flange so I don't have the added height on the toilet. This is very sturdy and much better than a standard RV toilet. I wish they would make some RV's and campers with factory installed composting toilets. Between this toilet and switching out the rooftop air conditioner to a mini split heat pump (efficient air and heat) has made my camper much better for me and more flexible.

I have a large woodshop as a side biz but don't have toilet facilities in the shop. So, I decided to try this product. Very easy to assemble, simple instructions, light weight unit. Had to do some googling to figure out what medium to use and how much to use but once I did that, it was a breeze. I do not have this vented to the outside and there is still no change in smell of my shop (still smells like a woodshop and not a latrine). Cleans easily. I have no reservations about getting one of these units for my hunting camp but just venting it outside. Fan can't be heard and draws almost no power. I'll update over time but so far this has been great.