How are our shared resources holding up? The roads, railways, drinking water, and sewage networks? What actions are necessary to ensure that critical societal functions are maintained? And how can Cinderella contribute?
Flexible sanitation with Cinderella
The Norwegian incineration toilet, Cinderella, offers a comfortable and hygienic alternative to composting toilets and cassette toilets. It requires no water or sewage connection, and is available with different energy sources; gas, electricity, or biodiesel depending on the model.
Whether you need an extra toilet in your household, garage, annex, or boathouse, Cinderella is a great fit. It's equally suitable for tiny houses, cabins, motorhomes, and off-road camping.
"The fact that our product is independent of water and sewage connections provides flexibility," says Gunhild Sjøvik, CEO of Cinderella Eco Group. Cinderella incinerates toilet waste at high temperatures. The liquid evaporates, and the remaining waste is collected in the toilet's built-in incineration chamber. After one week of use by a family of four, only a small amount of ash remains.
Read more: What is an incineration toilet?
The Norwegian-made incineration toilet is well-suited as a supplement or backup solution in households with regular water closets. This relieves the water and sewage networks during pressured periods. It is already used in vacation homes, tiny houses, and private residences in many parts of the world.
Independent of water and sewage networks
Due to increasingly frequent drought periods, even in Norway, water rationing is occasionally necessary. A family of four typically uses around 500 liters of water per week just to flush toilets. Opting for a Cinderella incineration toilet over a traditional water toilet can alleviate strain on the water network, save significant amounts of water, and provide security for individual consumers.
"A non-functioning sewage system can lead to widespread disease," explains Sjøvik. "A Cinderella can help maintain household hygiene in situations where the water and sewage networks are compromised."
Sjøvik notes a rising interest in Cinderella toilets as a supplementary or emergency option in households that already have conventional toilets.
Easy installation and maintenance
Cinderella, developed and manufactured in Norway, is sold in markets including the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and throughout Europe. Installing a Cinderella incineration toilet is a straightforward process that homeowners can easily complete themselves. Permits are typically not required, though this can vary by market, and the installation does not demand specialized knowledge.
"The installation is straightforward, supported by a comprehensive manual," explains Sjøvik. "Maintenance is minimal, and emptying the ash is a simple procedure."
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