Cinderella Incineration Toilet! Installation and Use
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2023
- I needed a toilet for the cabin, and after hearing about incinerator toilets I thought they could be a perfect solution! But after hearing my friend's opinion of his other incinerator brand's less than stellar performance, I researched what the most quality option out there was.
I went with the Cinderella Freedom toilet, and have been super pleased so far! Cinderella is totally safe, fully UL, CSA and NSF certified and comes with a 3 year warranty. I installed it myself just fine, but they say using a qualified installer for testing all electrical and gas connections is strongly recommended for warranty purposes.
The power 12v power adapter I used can be found here: cut.live/kedron
If you're interested in finding out more about Cinderella Incineration toilets or becoming a dealership of their products, go to
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I think the idea of this toilet is brilliant. There is one thing that I wish they could fix, it's having to clean it with a brush every so often, so there isn't a blockage. I wish it could be like an oven, press a button, and it cleans the vent.
Naming a toilet Cinderella is peculiarly hilarious.
My daughter's idea - turns your logs into cinders
You are amazing! I love your creativity, technical skills and easy going approach to everything! So much to learn from you!!
Just dropping by to remind you that you’re a living legend haha glad to see you still kicking ass
Awesome video, starting to see off road RV's with options to install this same model. That propane model uses only 1.8amps so works well for RV's and cabins.
Too funny… I was just watching Jordan on Alone last night… that casual drawl! ❤
First time I had heard of these was on your cabin video, very interesting I'm gonna have to check into these! Thank ya kindly
Where does the urinal drain too?
I would be interested in a review after using it for a year.
Props to the camera operator, you didn't have to film yourself!
Cheers from Alaska
Search the web for other reviews as a woman in Ontario installed one of these and eventually removed it because of all the required maintenance. I bought and installed a TinyJohn and would definitely advise against buying one of those - nothing but issues. It has never worked as advertised and tech support is via text only so any questions can take days to receive a reply - not something you want if your toilet goes down the drain . . .
BTW, Cinderella wasn't available when I bought my TinyJohn in 2019. After spending $3500 on the TinyJohn I'm now loathe to spend more on a Cinderella - may consider the Incinolet.
really interesting man, i hope you post lots more long videos like this, i'll watch them all
well thank you!
Just was wondering if you could run it to pre warm the seat on them cold nights, I love this idea thank you
hahah worth a shot
Hi! I’m a big fan and I have question, can you maybe make a video about your youth?
Don't know if you went back to check on your work but I would make sure the joint seals are tight so rain water do not seep down into the vent pipe, looking at your install, the joint seal does not look secure.
Love these DIY videos
Now that you had this system for about a year now any updates on your experience with it.
Hey man I love the videos. Is there anyway you can tell more of your stories I listened to the joe rogan podcast and would love to hear more. Love the videos man
I have a bunch of available podcasts to listen to at jordanjonas.com/podcasts.
Recently did a better life podcast that one was good
Thanks man be safe out there@@hobojordo
What is the width of your restroom ? Just trying to figure out if I can have the 2 Units in my cabin
You were my favorite to win season 6, thank you for staying humble and hilarious! Truly a Jordan of all trades 🔨 📏♥️♥️♥️
Haha thank you 🤝
Why do you have to use a separate device for the liquid? The "Composting" toilets have diversion tanks and can be plumbed to a "grey" tank.
How much propane does it use
Would like to see you open the rear backside and show whats going on inside mechanical.
beautiful wow
how long does 1 "incineration" take?
An hour or so. If you open the seat to use the toilet while the incineration is happening and just pauses and picks up where I left off when you’re done.
@@hobojordo 22:02 That’s a longer burn than I was expecting. Must be a lower BTU or propane cost would be an issue?
Awesome
What you need to mention is that the incinerator can run up to 3 hrs and the fan blows even longer. so if it is installed in close proximity to where you're sleeping DON'T 'flush' because you won't be able to sleep.
I just watched the season of Alone lol 😂
Where does the pee go ? Does it go in a dry well ? Would electric be cheaper than propane gas ?
Can the vent pipe be run inside the wood frame wall thtough the roof
Yes
I believe they reckon end yearly cleaning of the piping and toilet. You should look up that info before deciding on enclosing vent pipe in the wall.
So, whats the point of a urinal if you pee in the toilet? Kind of a moot issue for me. I pee outside my cabin as much as possible in different spots. Helps keep bigger critters away and no buildup ammonia smell.
Yeah that works fine too! It’s just for those who pee inside you dont have to use gas or electricity to burn it it just drains out into some gravel .. not necessary but can be nice
Where did you divert the urinal to ?
Down the hill into some gravel
How close to the sidewall did you mount it and is that enough room for you
About 5 inches and yeah plenty of room
Thanks I'm getting ready to install one and probably will have about 9 inches to side wall due to an existing hole in floor I planned on using for ventilation.
@@charliebezoski450 you mean from the edge of the toilet not the center of the hole, right?
Yes from the side edge
@@charliebezoski450 plenty of room then
Hope it works for you. The one i saw or maybe should say smelled was gross. Poop being burnt was enough to gag a Maggot!
It's a poop crematory!!! I love it!
for the 5000 USD it could atleast automatically put the new liner by it self
That's an expensive... S... Hole mate, though a very innovative design..
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and there is no smell? What about while burning? cooking pooh ... no smell??
No it vents out and up
What to do if you need to puke? I might get nasty using the Cinderella😅
You would use a bucket.
what kind of power do are you using?
If women for any reason use pads or has gone back to disposables, don't chuck them in the hopper and fire it up. The plastic turns into a free-floating spider web. I can still hear the screaming that came from the bathroom. The 'attendee' was absolutely terrified of spiders and when the melted plastic came drifting out like something out of a nightmare when the lid came up, things got a little complicated. Apparently, whoever went in last had tossed the goods into the potty after the burn cycle was done. It made being at the remote UpTaCamp experience a bit different!.
This doesn't sound plausible as there is a fan that vents everything outside
@@charliebezoski450 the plastic hit the hot surface AFTER the chamber safety doors had closed AND fired and were therefore hot. Meanwhile, the screamer was outside banging on the door to be let in, having lost the leg race to the crapper. The vent had shut off, things were still hot, and opening the lid provided the updraft. That's when things got interesting
Fan runs when lid is open
@@charliebezoski450 Okay, you know new toilets, I know what the 'older' models ran like. It's the difference between a bicycle and a Lear jet, to be honest. The one I'm talking about was removed from the home and relegated to the summer camp. It may have come to the US somewhere post- WW2 I'm not saying it was past it's prime, but let's say it was showing it's age when this happened, and that's why it had been relegated to the summer camp. The burn chamber had two panels that snapped closed, covering the burner while the burner, yes, and the fan, did what they were designed to do. ONLY at the end of the burn cycle, the panels snapped open again like a rat trap, ready for action and the fan was OFF. If the lid was cracked open slightly during this process, there was no sensor in place to keep the crapper from firing. Not a good idea but hey, technology changes when it has to.The pad was slipped through the crack under the lid, landing on the hot panels that were still closed and cooking off the goods. So, the lid was closed but cracked open enough for the pad to be slipped in while the burn chamber was still firing and landed on the doors, plastic melted on the hot panels, and the rest is history. There was NO cool down cycle, or if there had been, that had long since stopped working. To be honest, I wasn't deep studying the thing because, frankly, it was a toilet. Again, let me repeat this... OLD version of the Burn-a-Turd model I'm talking about that you are comparing to today's version with all the improvements and sensors, safety features, are two almost polar opposites compared to today's model To give you some timeline scope on things, when this model was made computers were in the future, the internet and cell phones.... that was all Star Trek fantasy. That's not quite the same now. I hope I've explained this well enough, because I've answered all I can.
Oh ok that all makes sense. I was only commenting so that anybody that might be interested in one these isn't scared away. I'm a newbie with one of these but so far it's been great.
LD systems is complete trash.
Downwind neighbors are in for it. Smoke from firewood is one thing……..💩🤢🤢🤢