A trailer-level experience, for a fraction of the cost.

Introducing the Wasted* Can: a waterless, chemical-free toilet designed for the job-site.

Our products

Can

Our flagship product, available nationally:

  • 4 stalls, waterless flushing toilets, sinks
  • Remote waste monitoring
  • 100% urine diversion

Standard

Standard potty, available New England:

  • Hand-sanitizer included
  • QR-code user feedback
  • Urine diversion from standing users

Donation Station

Semi-permanent, available nationally:

  • Single stall with conveyor and urinal
  • No permitting required
  • 100% urine diversion

Trailer

VIPee for events, available in New England:

  • Two stalls with conveyors
  • Sinks in each stall
  • 100% urine diversion

Conveyor

Waterless toilet fixture, available nationally:

  • Lifetime warranty
  • Ideal for an “off-grid” setting
  • No user behavior change, electricity, or bulking agent required

Toilet Paper

From our potties to your home, the best TP:

  • The most affordable and sustainable TP on the market
  • Made from bamboo
  • Super soft 2-ply, non-bleached
The Problem

The problem isn't human waste. It's a system designed to waste it.

Conventional sanitation mixes urine, feces, water and chemicals into one contaminated stream—then pays to pump, haul and treat the entire mess. 

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Mixed at the source

One costly waste stream. 

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Serviced blind

Trucks run whether service is needed or not. 

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Value thrown away

Recoverable nutrients become pollution.

Human waste was never the problem. The system is.

The solution

So we redesigned sanitation around separation.

Wasted* systems keep urine and solids separate from the start—before either becomes waste. That one design decision reduces waste volume, enable smarter servicing, and creates a clean nutrient stream ready for recovery. 

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separate at the source

Urine and solids take different paths. 

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move less waste

Less liquid means fewer service trips. 

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preserve the value

Separated urine remains a resource. 

Better sanitation starts before waste becomes waste.

We mine urine.

And that starts at the toilet-level, where we separate pee at the source. From there, we are able to recover and recycle its nutrients—returning a valuable resource to productive use.

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