what to do with the poop.

You need to own a shovel. You bury it.

There are different opinions on the details depending on who you ask. The environmentally friendly way is to bury it in small hole 6 or more inches deep. Make sure you bury waste at least 200 feet from any water sources. Place your toilet paper in a plastic bag and put the bag in the garbage can or refuse area.

But then, it may not be practical to bury waste so often if you are secluded in your home. Might not be wise to go outside so much. What is everyone else's opinion and ideas on that?

toilets will still operate if you have an available water source....and if yellow let it mellow and if it is brown flush it down..take a meduim size bucket and pour water down at a smooth pace it will still flush...

You can also save the plastic handle bags and use a bucket and then dispose of it..again with the shovel....I live in the far North of Ontario and we are surronded by lots of woodland....

Truth be told it will be all a lesson as we go along..I am depending on survival skills and education to get me through..also a lot of luck and faith....

bruss01

I have thought about this problem - from a large city point of view and do not see a good solution for sanitation.  Being isolated or semi isolated during any type of (biological, chemical, thow in nuclear as well type event) would be a positive.  I can see how hard it would be though, to just to up and leave during a crisis event.  Probably would make a good topic, "Should I stay or should I go." 

Even where I live I probably will use some type of indoor toliet (bucket and seat or portable RV type with small water tank) and carry to a dump pit.  I have seen this used, the pit is well designed with a hatch to keep out animals.  This gives convienence to the family but not to me probably - as I will be the designated person responsible for dumping.  Of course if the electricity and water are maintained then no problem.