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An incineration toilet is a toilet where waste products are burned at high temperatures, reducing them to a minimal amount of ash. The incineration takes place in a closed incineration chamber, and the gases from the incineration are vented through a separate exhaust pipe.

No, Cinderella incineration toilets does not need to be connected to water or sewage.

Cinderella offers incineration toilets powered by electricity or gas. This allows cabins without access to the power grid to install and use an incineration toilet. Our gas-powered toilet additionally requires a 12V power source to operate the toilet's electronics.

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All Cinderella incineration toilets have high capacity; 4 people can use the toilet per hour, making it perfect for families and guests.

An incineration toilet has high capacity, 4 people can use the toilet per hour.

By using Cinderella Urinal as a supplement to your incineration toilet, the capacity can be increased. 4 out of 5 toilet visits are just for urination. Combining the Urinal and incineration toilet reduces both power or gas consumption and the use of bowl liners. Cinderella Urinal is therefore suitable as a supplement for Cinderella's environmentally friendly incineration toilets.

• Open the lid and seat.
• Place an original bowl liner in the bowl.
• Lower the seat.
• Use the toilet as usual.
• Close the lid.
• Press the start button.

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Yes, you do. Moisture from waste left in the bowl liner will seep through and cause it to stick to the bowl. Additionally, waste left standing will eventually start to smell.

Yes, small sanitary items such as tampons, pads, and alcohol-free wet wipes can be burned in the toilet.

Yes, alcohol-based wet wipes or drinks, hand sanitizer, nail polish remover, flammable liquids/materials, gasoline, lamp oil/paraffin, cigarettes, chlorine-based cleaners, too much paper of any kind.

Yes, the ash is sterile and contains no bacteria. In fact, you can even spread it throughout your garden.

Usually 50-70 minutes. Note that incineration time may vary depending on the amount of waste (up to 180 minutes since the last visit).

Installing a Cinderella is easy and requires no external tanks or the use of water and sewage. A ventilation system for air in/out must be installed, following our recommendations for reliable operation and a long lifespan.

It is essential to thoroughly read the installation manual that comes with the toilet. Incorrect installation can lead to malfunctions, wear, or odors and will void the warranty.

Before installation, we recommend familiarizing yourself with the applicable local regulations in the country where you plan to install the toilet.

Read our best installation tips here.

Empty the insert often, preferably at least once a week. Don't wait until the emptying alert. This keeps the toilet in better condition, and the parts last longer. The less ash in the ash container, the faster and more efficiently the incineration process.

We recommend using moist paper, water, and a mild cleaning agent when needed.

With proper use and maintenance, you will enjoy your incinerating toilet for many years. You can do the most important maintenance yourself!

• Emptying and cleaning the ash container and insert.
• Steam cleaning the catalyst
• Cleaning the toilet's exhaust connection
• Rinsing the catalyst
• Cleaning the pipe and ventilation pipe

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Emptying and cleaning the ash container and insert: Often, preferably at least once a week

Steam cleaning the catalyst: Each time you empty the insert

Cleaning the toilet's exhaust connection: After 500 uses

Rinsing the catalyst: Once a year (more frequently if the toilet is used in a year-round residence)

Cleaning the pipe and ventilation pipe: Once a year (more frequently if the toilet is used in a year-round residence)

Check out our video on recommended maintenance for your incineration toilet.

The T-bend has been replaced with a 90-degree elbow with a condensate drain. Once this elbow is set in place within the toilet exhaust, it will extend about 8-8.5 inches behind the toilet. When installing it vertically, please ensure a minimum distance of 11 1/32 inches.

While some customers collect 2-3 deposits over a day before incinerating, it is not recommended. The liner can become saturated and stick to the stainless-steel door traps, preventing proper sliding into the chamber. Typically, the user would close the lid and press the button to start incineration. If another user needs to use it, they can open the lid, pausing the incineration. When finished, closing the lid resumes incineration. All Cinderella toilets have moisture sensors ensuring the incineration completes regardless of usage. There's little efficiency in delaying incineration as it prolongs the cycle and consumes more energy.

Yes, many customers install these units in tiny homes successfully. Certain steps may be needed during installation to ensure proper airflow for efficient incineration. In smaller spaces, ensuring adequate fresh air intake is crucial.

Yes, incineration toilets require a liner (except for the urinal). The liner helps slide deposits down the chamber. Not using one would necessitate extensive cleaning of the steel door openings after each use.

You can use a 240V AC generator for the comfort model. The freedom model uses propane for incineration and has a small 12V DC fan for the exhaust fan and control board.

It costs about $0.20-$0.40 per "flush," including average propane usage and the liner. Costs may vary with future inflation.

Yes, but we recommend the Cinderella Travel model, designed specifically for RVs and boats.

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No, there are no smells or foul odors when used properly.

Cinderella has been manufacturing these for over 25 years. They are well-engineered with high-quality components. Many users still use the same toilet for over 15 years. With proper maintenance, the toilet can last much longer, as all working parts can be replaced.

The 12V DC power connection cable connects to the power control board within the toilet. The other end has two stripped wires (POS & NEG) for direct connection to a 12V DC battery, fuse block, or AC to DC adapter/converter. The power control board manages the burner fan, sensors, blower fan, display, and ignition, drawing about 4.3 amps during incineration.

Currently, only the 220V version is available. Higher voltage systems are more efficient as they lose less energy from resistance. The 110V version did not meet Cinderella's high standards.

At full-time use, it draws about 1.5kW per flush.