Nature Loo

Andrew Radford 

on Google

2 years ago

Picked up 2 nl2 loos. Can't wait to give them a try! Several years later all I can say is get a composting toilet with a urine diverted as these toilets still need a black water pipe. Several different tenants and the basket drips when carrying it out despite loads of pine shavings and the exhaust fan. 

Bethan Collings 

on Google

4 years ago

Sturdy main body but flimsy air pipe and the electric fan was broken and had to be replaced before I even used it. Washer missing from chamber screen so it kept falling off. Two months down the line and now the screen doesn’t open fully when you sit on the toilet as it doesn’t depress the button properly. Shocking for a brand new product with only one person using it. Did not come with instructions on how to assemble. Still do not have a receipt or warranty on it from my tiny house builders as apparently nature loo couldn’t ... read more

jayde robinson 

on Google

6 years ago

Urine pipe keeps blocking n the fumes r toxic. Could not recommend this product. 

Sonia Dewdney 

on Google

6 years ago

I was a bit nervous about potential smell, difficulty cleaning etc, but, we installed a Natureloo 750 about 3 months ago. It was easy to install, very economical in comparison to a septic system etc for a normal toilet, and saves us about 45,000 litres of water a year. We followed the instructions. It does not smell at all, is super easy to clean (large chute so nothing sticks to the sides). The fan sucks out all the smell. We use cedar wood shavings, and there are no problems with any insects at all - (the other review ment... read more