Webcam Atop Composting Toilet Building

Web Cam Mounted on Hallo Bay Clivus Building

Posted on June 17, 2011, 7:50 am, by admin, under Recent News.

hallo bay has Clivus Multrum composting toilets to serve visitors In Alaska the weather isn’t quite as sweltering as we’ve seen here in Massachusetts and we hear the sun never sets this time of year. Maybe it’s time for a visit.

Hallo Bay, the bear viewing camp in Katmai, AK, has a webcam set up atop the building that houses the Clivus Multrum composting toilets. Have a look. Also take a look at Hallo Bay’s blog which is always chock a block with great bear photos.

Hallo Bay installed a medium sized composting tank for seasonal use at their eco-camp in 2003. It’s been providing a comfortable experience for visitors every summer since. Here in the Clivus Multrum office we wish they had more reason for maintenance visits. We’d love to stop by and check it out.

Tags: Alaska, bears, Composting Toilets, eco-tourism

Since 1973 Clivus Multrum has been the industry leader in composting toilets and greywater technologies. Composting toilets eliminate water from the waste stream and prevent the nutrients in human waste from becoming a source of pollution. Our waterless toilets and waterless urinals use no water at all. Our Foam-flush toilet is an ultra low flow toilet fixture that uses just six ounces of water per use. That’s a 97% water savings when compared with conventional 1.6 gallon per flush toilets. The M54 Trailhead is an ADA compliant pre fab or kit built stand alone restroom structure that comes in either a single stall or double stall with Clivus composting technology. The Trailhead is the natural solution for golf course and remote bathrooms. Clivus Multrum greywater systems (or graywater) recycle water from sinks, showers, dishwashers, and washing machines to irrigate plants. Many people consider composting toilets when looking for an alternative to conventional onsite waste treatment technologies. Satisfied Clivus customers include the National Park Service, the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, the City of New York, Green Builders, Parcs Canada, and state and local parks throughout North America and beyond.