16.09.2024 10:51
'Siphonless toilets' have been implemented as part of sustainability practices at a school in Bali. The school, which has been awarded the title of the world's greenest school, has eliminated the use of siphons in its toilets. These toilets not only do not produce any odor, but they are also cleaned using an interesting method.
An award-winning school in Bali that prioritizes sustainability has implemented 'Flushless Toilets'. This school, one of the largest bamboo schools in the world, is dedicated to ensuring everything is sustainable. Located in the heart of nature without even a door, the school aims to provide students with education in art, science, and nature.
NO ODOR IN FLUSHLESS TOILETS
In this school where even toilet paper is not available, the 'Flushless Toilets' designed to reduce water consumption and protect the environment are quite intriguing. According to the accounts of a Turkish content creator traveler, these toilets not only eliminate any odor but are also cleaned using an unconventional method.
The 'flushless toilets' are covered with dried plant leaves, contributing to nature conservation with zero water consumption. Designed with bamboo toilet cabins that attract tourists' attention and leave a sustainable footprint on the environment, they also feature bamboo handwashing areas.