Residents use the latrines at a fee of 2 Kenya shillings per visit and the bathrooms at a fee of 10 Kenya shillings per bath. Something they find cheaper and reliable since they used to take showers from outside their houses and use 'flying toilets' i.e. putting their human waste on polythene bags and throwing the bags over the iron sheet roofs.

Under the facility there is a big tank where all the waste is channeled to, here water is separated from the waste and the air produced is channeled to pipes to the kitchen which is later used as gas. Residents pay a fee of 10 Kenya shillings for preparing meals.

Many residents have embraced this method since it is cheap and clean compared to what they used before. Most of them used charcoal and paraffin which are relatively expensive .a tin of charcoal goes for 35 Kenya shillings and can not prepare the whole day's meals.