Cloacina includes all of Molly Danielsson and Mathew Lippincott‘s projects related to local resource cycling through the magic of composting.
Mathew is a professional designer and aeronautical artist looking to develop regenerative designs that will provide the basis for his future lifestyle in outerspace.
Molly is a professional designer and portrait artist who has developed several new product lines for the revolutionary environmentally conscious countertop manufacturer, IceStone in Brooklyn, NY.
Our blog chronicles our development process for urban composting solutions and the ups and downs of a starting a social venture in the Pacific North West. We just finished mentoring a course on Sanitation, Hygiene and Integrated Design for the Collaborative Design MFA this fall at Pacific Northwest College of Art. Our work this spring is sponsored by the Bullitt Foundation and will focus on creating educational materials for stakeholders in sanitation infrastructure.
just sayin’ hi. i’m a frequent customer at the tiny’s coffee on ne broadway and just met your housemate, hannah. she thought we should know of each other because of our mutual interest in toilets and poop (good lord!). so i love your posters and glad i was prompted to visit your site and blog. i’ve bookmarked it and i’m sure i’ll be back for updates.
happy holidays!
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Hi Molly and Mathew:
Howdy from SW Washington. I’ve had a few exchanges with Carol, both EcoSan participants. She gave me your blog address. Interesting website and project. I wish you well bringing greater awareness of composting to the urban scene.
I didn’t see any link on your website to The Humanure Handbook. But I noticed that your poster on Where Humans Go identified bucket collection systems as quite effective. That’s precisely the method promoted by Joe Jenkins in his excellent book. Spread the word. Use the bucket.
Thermophylically, Larry
You did an amazing job at the PC convergence!
I sat in on your Sun evaluation group. As I mentioned then, I work with various music festivals in western Colorado in the summer. I’d like to see/help you develop a model composting toilet that could fit into a standard plastic “Porta Potty” and have a back hatch door in them that would allow workers to empty (then replace) them once a day into a large dump truck of sorts. I’d love to have about 3-5 prototypes of these that we could use next year by the beginning of June. Let’s stay in touch.
I’m including the web address of the coalition that I work with that is responsible for the ecological side of these festivals.
Where can I get the mechanical details on the tap up handwasher?