Marine Toilet Issues Solved With The AirHead Composting Toilet

Learn about the Airhead Composting Toilet during our visit at the Seattle Boat Show. The Green Boater speaks with Zack to understand how a marine composting toilet works compared to traditional marine heads like Vacuflush. We find out the how the different components fit together, how simple the toilet is to install and how little it costs to run. We heard crickets when asking about the maintenance costs! Key reasons why a boater, concerned about reducing ocean pollution, should consider installing a marine composting toilet: 1. No boat odor 2. No maintenance costs 3. No water consumption 4. No ocean pollution The benefits are clear. #airheadtoilet #seatteboatshow #oceanpollution For more information about the Airhead Composting Toilet visit the company website at https://airheadtoilet.com/ About Airhead Toilet - Eos Design LLC Airhead pioneered the use of diversion technology for small living spaces in 2001. “Air Head” is the first fully self-contained diversion composting system ever developed. Since that time its legacy is thousands of installations in at least five continents. Early the company focused on the most demanding application: marine. More recently its units can be found in anything from off the grid housing to RV’s. Their vision has become the choice problem solver for many people who want to live with less environmental impact in tiny houses. The company has years of experience and commitment that sets them beyond other companies who have chosen to mimic their technology. Location Eos Design LLC 775 Main St, #481, Westbrook, ME 04098 About The Green Boater (TGB) TGB seeks to educate boaters about innovative products and proven practices that can help stop all forms of ocean pollution. WE CONNECT WITH MANUFACTURERS, EXPERTS, INFLUENCERS, ENVIRONMENTALISTS AND SCIENTISTS TO EMPOWER BOATERS WITH KNOWLEDGE TO HELP STOP ALL FORMS OF OCEAN POLLUTION. Our goal is to empower one million boaters to change one thing which helps reduce ocean pollution. The one million boater pledge can be found on the company website here: https://www.thegreenboater.com/1-million-actions