People who don’t believe that their kids can be litter trained aren’t being realistic about water scarcity or infectious disease.

Flushing a toilet uses on average 6 gallons of water per flush. Meanwhile, litter can be scooped over and over again.

Using a sewer means waste goes into our water tables. This means that whatever nasty viruses or bacteria, such as e-coli or even polio, go back into the water table too.

You may be asking “But my kids aren’t good at walking in sand, how will I keep my house clean?” Stfu Karen. If your kids are smart enough to use the toilet they are smart enough to balance over a litter box. Do you really think your kids are stupider than a cat?

Furthermore, if your worried about filth at least you can SEE litter, whereas children using a toilet and not washing their hands means they’re getting faeces particles everywhere. Litter is also a desiccant, making it harder for surface bacteria on waste to survive.

“I don’t want my house to smell like a litterbox!” If you think having kids doesnt make your house smell like old milk and Campbell’s soup already then you’re fooling yourself. At least this smell is the smell of sustainability.