How is the Purolett incinerating toilet used?
You open the toilet lid and insert a toilet bag. Then, you attend to your needs. When you then press down the flush lever, a trapdoor opens and everything falls into the combustion chamber. Now it is time to turn the timer to start, which initiates the incineration process; the liquid boils off first. As soon as it is completely dry, the remainder is incinerated. This leaves a small amount of ash behind. There will be about one coffee cup of ash after the whole family has used their Purolett for a month. The fan in your Purolett continues to run after use until it has cooled down.
Only a little ash remains!
And, of course, you can use it even while it is running. PUROLETT has a capacity of 12 to 14 people per 24 hours.
You can, of course, use your PUROLETT incinerating toilet at night and start the incineration in the morning after your morning visit, so you don't have to listen to the fan during the night.
Probably best in test!
Probably BEST IN TEST!
We have tested Purolett according to the criteria established in incinerating toilet tests and concluded that:
Purolett is the cheapest.
Purolett has a closed air system.
Purolett has the highest capacity.
It is the only incinerating toilet with double heating elements.
It is the easiest incinerating toilet to maintain and repair.
Purolett is energy-efficient with rapid incineration.
With the possibility of the longest pipes and most complex exhaust routing.
So in other words, probably best in test!
Purolett has been on the market since 2016.