FAQ'S

We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions that has been emailed to our customer service department. Please check back often for the most updated material.

Q: What kind of doo doo can be used as fuel in your vehicles?
A: This is the "beauty of the doody", it does not matter. Although, we have found that doo doo from south of the border with a high rice and bean concentration, burns more efficiently and provides more MPP (miles per pound).

Q: Where can I get the doo doo?
A: There are several solutions for your question:

• If you have a septic tank at your home, we have a new technology ready to be introduced to the masses within the next 6-9 months that will tap directly into your septic tank. Due to the confidentiality of the matter we can not divulge more information at this time, but this will be a win-win situation for you because a) you will fuel your car for free b) your septic tank will last much longer.
• We are working with several port-o-potty company’s globally that can arrange drop offs to your home or place of business. More details will be posted shortly.
• Many gas stations have approached us as possible refueling centers.
• Bag and store your doo doo. Our commercial strength/no odor 100 gallon containers are available for purchase (size: 47” high, 31” wide, and 35” deep).
• Ask friends! We also have small plastic bags (100 per box) for purchase.

Q: A typical car gives off a noxious smell. Automobiles that run on bio-diesel or waste vegetable oil (WVO) are known to have emissions that smell like french fries. What type of smell permeates the air from the doo doo technology?
A: You answered your own question.

Q: Where can I purchase the Doody TP?
A: Please visit our dealer locator page (under construction).

Q: Do you have other models besides the Doody TP?
A: We have several other models currently in the research and development stages, but the Doody TP is the only model currently available at this time.

Q: Can I convert my current vehicle to a doo doo system?
A: We have received this question hundreds, if not thousands of times. Due to the complexity of our doo doo system, the answer is currently no, but since there is an evident demand, we will keep this in mind for 2010.