[email protected] wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jeff Barfett" > >> Arild, >> > The Airhead does take air from the inside and pushes it out via a low > volume fan which would > allow room temperature air to move over the composting compartment. > > > REPLY > It just occurred to me that the vent for such a composting toilet will > require a bit of additonal engineering. The interior air will have > moisture in it and this will form ice as soon as it exits outdoors. > Therefore the exhaust air has to have sufficient velocity to blow past the > vent grille or exit port before it has a chance to freeze and form an ice > barrier. > > We have the same problem with our bathroom. Once the snow on the roof gets > to be deeper than 24" it tends to create an ice block and our drains no > longer work. I have been mulling over how to solve this. Move further south? ;) > >
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