Abstract: An improved recycling device utilizes a composting container to receive waste materials through vacuum transport from a plurality of toilets and urinals. The composting container includes an upper vacuumized container, a worm chamber, and a liquid drainage bottom container. A plurality of vacuum motors and pumps are utilized to evacuate the vacuumizable container.

Abstract: A biological toilet and an organic material recycling method in which human liquid and solid waste (i.e., excrement) and cellulosic material and, optionally, kitchen waste (i.e., food and paper scraps and the like kitchen garbage) are deposited into a receptacle and carried by pressure differential into a recycling or composting container wherein, by the application of environmental factors, including moisture, air, warmth and certain bacteria and worms (such as Eisenia Foetida, the red worm) and other wormlike organisms, the organic material is composted or digested and reacted upon to produce a pleasant smelling, uniform, well granulated substantially neutral, active, compost-like plant nutritional material available for easy distribution.

Abstract: A biological toilet and an organic material recycling method in which human liquid and solid waste (i.e., excrement) and cellulosic material and, optionally, kitchen waste (i.e., food and paper scraps and the like kitchen garbage) are deposited into a receptacle and carried by pressure differential into a recycling or composting container wherein, by the application of environmental factors, including moisture, air, warmth and certain bacteria and worms (such as Eisenia Foetida, the red worm) and other wormlike organisms, the organic material is composted or digested and reacted upon to produce a pleasant smelling, uniform, well granulated substantially neutral, active, compost-like plant nutritional material available for easy distribution.