Actually, if you can show the local health inspector the records of the
temperature of your compost, he has no problem with it.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
girl_mark_fire wrote:
Don't forget about methane digesters and human (or animal, vegetable,
or anything in between) waste. Someone in my
I'd vote for copper for a few reasons too (though if you ever see a
copper mine you might think I'm the devil for recommending this.
Check out the Phelps-Dodge copper mine in Clifton-Morency (?) Arizona
for one- I think it;s the biggest open pit copper mine in the us or
in the world or
Don't forget about methane digesters and human (or animal, vegetable,
or anything in between) waste. Someone in my social circle apparently
replaced their (urban) bathroom toilet with a marine macerator toilet
which pumps the human waste into a methane digester- which produces
gas (and
influencing people (which she was VERY good at). So she had some
place that she went to up on the hillside somewhere, I'd see her
going off there sometimes but never figured just where it was. I'm
sure any dog is capable of learning such things.
Apparently, she didn't just learn such a thing.
Many dogs can be taught to do their business in the prescribed place much
like cats that have been taught to use the human facilities. The problem
that I have not seen solved is one of a flushing system that works in a
facility that would resemble a shower stall to accommodate both gender of
Hi MM
influencing people (which she was VERY good at). So she had some
place that she went to up on the hillside somewhere, I'd see her
going off there sometimes but never figured just where it was. I'm
sure any dog is capable of learning such things.
Apparently, she didn't just learn such
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, murdoch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I asked a plumber today what he would look for in buying a new
house. He
said:
1. No slab dwellings with plumbing built-in (apparently a going-
strong
method around here) because when the plumbing goes bad, how do you
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 19:31, you wrote:
Many dogs can be taught to do their business in the prescribed place much
like cats that have been taught to use the human facilities. The problem
that I have not seen solved is one of a flushing system that works in a
facility that would resemble a shower
I sometimes joke about this,
Dogs are like men, they have to be trained to keep clean and we all
know how difficult that is.
Cats are like women, they have an instinct of keeping them nice
and clean. You will only have to have a box of sand and they will
use it without training, as long as you
Maybe. Considering all the lab tests with rats and so on where they
have to pull a lever or something to get food once they've been good
little rats and done what they're supposed to, it shouldn't be too
hard to get a dog to step on a flush lever once it's done. Preferably
into a composting
H. I know some people who could use a box of sand.
Thanks for the suggestion Hakan.
Kirk
-Original Message-
From: Hakan Falk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 5:54 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: OT: sustainable plumbing
I sometimes
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- Original Message -
From: murdoch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 23:25
Subject: [biofuel] Re: OT: sustainable plumbing
So long as I'm on that topic, another toilet-related-one is that I've been
hanging out with a friend who has
, March 09, 2003 00:57
Subject: [biofuel] Re: OT: sustainable plumbing
PVC is nonrecyclable- and the production process for making vinyl is
toxic to plant workers and the immediate environment where it's
produced (though that is also be true for copper, I don't know how it
all stacks up of course
How about a simple photocell, timer, and solenoid valve setup, like they
have in some restrooms at some airports?
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 02:10
Subject: [biofuel] Re: OT: sustainable
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 00:18:43 -0800, you wrote:
oops meant Polyethylene pipe...
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Is quest that poly butynol (sp) flexible pipe simiar to what you
find behind refrigerator as water /ice makers lines?
I think he did say
this soon, for one. What do you heat it with, anyway - preferably
biogas maybe, or a WVO burner? Post just in about treating the
wash-water, also a plumbing subject - or rather less plumbing (use a
graywater system). Distilling fuel ethanol requires cooling water,
again a plumbing matter. And
Hi MM
this soon, for one. What do you heat it with, anyway - preferably
biogas maybe, or a WVO burner? Post just in about treating the
wash-water, also a plumbing subject - or rather less plumbing (use a
graywater system). Distilling fuel ethanol requires cooling water,
again a plumbing
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