Oxfam TIGER WORM TOILET, Руководство по эксплуатации

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User Operation and Training
Tiger Worm Toilet Kit
To facilitate the use of the toilet some items should be distributed with the toilet. These may include:
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a child ’ s potty,
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toilet brush,
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broom or mop,
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a bucket or drum for storing water,
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a cup or small jug for flushing the toilet,
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handwashing container,
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soap for cleaning and handwashing – the cheapest locally available to increase the chance the user will
replenish themselves.
Key Messages
Simple messages should be given to the users about how to operate the toilet. A selection of these can be
developed into a pictorial guide to be put inside the toilets as a reminder.
Key messages include:
Urinate, conduct anal cleansing, and defecate in the hole (not around it);
Use a cup of water to flush the toilet after every use;
Use the toilet brush to clean any faeces around the hole to avoid bad smell and flies;
Avoid using detergents that can kill worms - use plain water to clean the latrine;
Always store water in the toilet for flushing;
Dispose children
’ s faeces into the toilet – use potties for children who are unable to use the toilet;
Wash hands with soap or ash after using the toilet;
Avoid using the toilets for bathing or showering because excess water isn
’ t good for the worms;
Do not throw solid waste, such as disposable pads, bottles, dry cell batteries, broken glass, metal etc., into the
toilet, as these will stop the toilet functioning properly.