Waste Away systems collect the human waste in a structural bag or bin which is emptied as needed.
We received this question during a recent webinar and thought it would be helpful to discuss here.
The point of a Waste Away program in my mind is that its “least possible” effort for the solid waste. Its just toilet paper and poop and some sanitaiton products. It dries out pretty fast, is pretty lightweight, and drops easily off the conveyor. My suggestion here is to keep this as simple and low maintenance as possible. So no, I don’t think there is great reason to add worms to a waste away bag, because then you also have to then manage the moisture content, which is challenging at a remote location. Keep it simple principle here on Waste Away.