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Edit: FWIW, 500+ hours here, I'm never in a rush to build anything just because I can. One job I once had I had the motto "just because you can doesn't mean you should". It really applies to my style of playing ONI.
Your question boils down to - are there other ways to produce dirt, and the answer is yes. Pips excrete dirt, and sieving polluted water also produces dirt. Since pips and polluted water are renewable, therefore dirt is renewable without having to use poo.
(I would also say there's so much dirt lying around that you don't have to worry about sustainability for quite some time, i'm near cycle 200, 46 dupes, and still have 55 tons of dirt on hand and I'm not producing dirt and haven't mined the map out yet).
Where as with lavatories, they produce more water than they consume, even if you dump it into the world and let it outgas before you clean it.
In the end outhouses cost dirt, while lavatories produce water.