If you are tempted to try it at home…
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Lots of people in the US have switched to composting toilets like this:
When the availability and/or cost of water becomes an even larger problem, I’m expecting the popularity of units like this to expand beyond tiny homes and RVs. According to folks who use them long-term, they are better than a litter box, because they don’t smell, waste doesn’t have to be scooped out, and they automatically separate liquids. Having cleaned up litter boxes for about 20 years, I wish I had trained a cat to use one of these instead!
I’m willing to give it a shot. Better for the environment than the bidet trend, IMO. 
Traditional models waste a lot of water:
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clever. i like that it is reef safe. that would have had to apply to all sunscreen sold in the keys, but desantis is a fascist asshole who had Tallahassee legislate against “home rule” of municipalities and county-level ordinances. it all has to be approved by the state lege. 
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Just have an mp3 or whatever playing a flush sound as it conveys the waste away… most people won’t know the difference! 
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Yes! Like that shutter-click sound that phones used to make when you took a photo.
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These things already exist:
Originally designed to stop people flushing public toilets repeatedly to cover the sound of them being used.
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No thanks. What else you got?
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Toto brand toilet playing sounds to cover usage?
I bless the rains down in Africa. 
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Stenographers have used these for years.
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And a geat recipe for diabetes to boot! 
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At what point does the amount of pumps start to overflow the cup? 
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22 years.
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Oh hell no. No no no.
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I don’t remember the neurolink working like that.
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Yeah, i always put USB cords in the wrong way on the first try too.
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