The sanitation system works through two principles called Bacterial Biodegradation using aerobic and anaerobic bacteria that are naturally found. This process completely breaks down organic matter or black water into gases and water. The gases produced are carbon dioxide, biogas, methane and nitrogen. The other Principle is Displacement which equal amount of water that is flushed is the same volume displaced from bio digester to French drain if soaked and to pond if it’s for irrigation. It takes just about one week for the breakdown of matter to be complete, ensuring that only water is discharged out of the Biodigester. This is made possible by the combined action of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria present in the t Biodigester. The enzyme speed up the growth of bacteria and speed up the rate of reaction. The Enzyme is put only once and is actually placed on the inside of the tank as it is being manufactured. The treated water can then be taken to a soaking area or other place where it can be recycled for other uses. The carbon dioxide and the methane gas produced are simply released into the atmosphere while the nitrogen produced simply dissolves in the water. This nitrogen-rich water is great for watering gardens and irrigation.