Biolet

When you're looking for a waterless composting toilet, look no further than BioLet.

What is Biolet?

Biolet is a world leading brand for waterless composting toilets. Today's technology allows us to build our products with high quality materials such as stainless steel, fiberglass, plastic and advanced composite materials.

Biolet Toilets Models Biolet has been producing high-quality products for over 40 years and have upgraded their toilet designs over that time. Here are some of their most popular models: The BioLet 55 is the world’s first automatic composting toilet. It includes an automatic mixing system as well as more heaters for better function. This toilet will support 3 people full-time and 4 people part-time. The BioLet 65 is the best choice for capacity and convenience. The BioLet 65a has automated operation, an advanced active liquid sensor fan, and automatic mixer. The extra capacity makes this composting toilet great for 4 people full-time or 6 people part-time.

Biolet's History:

Launched in 1972, BioLet has been providing the most convenient and effective waterless composting toilets on the market ever since.

BiLet was founded by Sture Andersson, who was determined to give customers a real alternative to regular flush toilets. The first model he created was called MullToa, which means "composting toilet" in Swedish. The MullToa fast became a wide-spread toilet alternative in Scandinavia.

Andersson's vision of offering the best designed waterless composting toilet spread around the globe and by the mid 1980s MullToa and BioLet - its international brand name - were being patented and sold in over 30 countries.

How do Biolet composting toilets work?

The purpose of a composting toilet is to optimize the decomposition process and speed things up. Heating and air components in the tank help to evaporate liquids that can then escape through a ventilation pipe that runs through the back of the toilet.

Gasses will not escape back up the toilet because there are trap doors that open up when someone sits on the toilet. Closing the lid of the toilet activates the mixer in the top chamber distributing moisture. When the matter has been effectively composted it then falls down into the lower chamber which is then later emptied.

A floater is installed in the chamber to detect if too much liquid has been added to the toilet. If this happens a second heater is then activated to speed the process up. About once a week mulch should be added to the designated area in your toilet instructions.

There is also a thermostat included with the toilet that adds the proper amount of heat to the compost depending on how many people are using the toilet. If you plan on leaving the toilet alone for more than two days then it must be turned off.

**Note: As of 20 April 2024, Biolet is no longer producting the 15a

Warranty

We're proud to offer a 3-year warranty for any BioLet parts that have manufacturing defects. We also offer a lifetime warranty on toilet body parts, such as the tray, tank, and base.

If you have any questions about your warranty or how to best care for your BioLet toilet, please contact us at info@tinyhomeequipment.com.