Another case for people to pee on it. People think urine is a joke, but I am convinced we are deeply entrenched in nature's recycling system and what comes out eventually and always comes back in

I'd like to know the logistics of "minimal-flushing". I have been thinking about this every time I flush but with a modern house do I instal chamber pots in the bathrooms? What about odors? I've worked in a urology dept. in a hospital and I know what it can smell like after only a short time. Yes, possible to conserve phosphorus when outdoors but that's like a drop in the proverbial bucket as I'm not outdoors all day/all year.

Ahhh. This is the perfect situation for a urine-only sawdust toilet. Pee in the bucket, add sawdust to at least an inch above the level of pee, when full dump the bucket on your compost pile. You will be conserving 80% of the nitrogen that you excrete and a good portion of the phosphorous and potassium as well.

I keep mine in the bedroom for middle of the night convenience and I can assure you it does not smell.

See http://weblife.org/humanure/chapter8_2.html for more details.