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October 30, 2010 at 1:40 PM #625627October 30, 2010 at 1:58 PM #624556
scaredyclassic
Participantno no no no no. not composting toilets. too complex. check out the humanure handbook listed above. it’s just basically a bucket witha seat that is required here, and something to cover the turds as they await their final destination in the composting pile, like sawdust, rice hulls, grass clippings. . you compost in huge mounds of rich hot steaming organicness. 115 degrees inside the mound, even in winter when the ambient air temp is half that. I was up late last night watching videos on the mechanics of composting one’s own poo. they sell thermometers to stick into the belly of thebeast.
My kids have always been way into peeing outside, so this should be an easy transition. I’m going to have buckets conveniently located outside the joint, for a quick pee, since i’m going to need that urine to attain proper moisture levels for my compost.
the composting toilets apparently are way too complex and don’t do the job.
i would put the odds at over 50% that I actually buy this magnificent abode, because it is the nicest house on the planet. it has the coolest flooring i’ve ever seen, the funky cool spanishy roof tiles from mexico i think, all customed molded out, probably 100 someodd thousand dollars put intot he place recently, just the coolest place ever with a “superior view” according to the appraiser.
And it has an ideal spot for my humanure composting bin, which really, at this point, is suddenly a big consideration. and here is the reason one can’t rent anymore–the process of composting humanure is fairly long term — three years or so in the bin until it reaches agricultural levels. how can i start a giant pile of humanure in my rental when i don’t know that ill be here three years down the line. can i really leave a 115 degree pile of steaming poo in a wood bin for the next guy who comes here? how will that sound in court if the landlord were to sue me? “no you’re honor, i was not attempting to “vandalize the yard, I was merely composting my own feces, and the dogs, for use around the yard.” I’d have to call expert witnesses, it would just get to be too much.
no, if you’re going to compost your own poo, you need stability.
i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?
October 30, 2010 at 1:58 PM #624640Participantno no no no no. not composting toilets. too complex. check out the humanure handbook listed above. it’s just basically a bucket witha seat that is required here, and something to cover the turds as they await their final destination in the composting pile, like sawdust, rice hulls, grass clippings. . you compost in huge mounds of rich hot steaming organicness. 115 degrees inside the mound, even in winter when the ambient air temp is half that. I was up late last night watching videos on the mechanics of composting one’s own poo. they sell thermometers to stick into the belly of thebeast.
My kids have always been way into peeing outside, so this should be an easy transition. I’m going to have buckets conveniently located outside the joint, for a quick pee, since i’m going to need that urine to attain proper moisture levels for my compost.
the composting toilets apparently are way too complex and don’t do the job.
i would put the odds at over 50% that I actually buy this magnificent abode, because it is the nicest house on the planet. it has the coolest flooring i’ve ever seen, the funky cool spanishy roof tiles from mexico i think, all customed molded out, probably 100 someodd thousand dollars put intot he place recently, just the coolest place ever with a “superior view” according to the appraiser.
And it has an ideal spot for my humanure composting bin, which really, at this point, is suddenly a big consideration. and here is the reason one can’t rent anymore–the process of composting humanure is fairly long term — three years or so in the bin until it reaches agricultural levels. how can i start a giant pile of humanure in my rental when i don’t know that ill be here three years down the line. can i really leave a 115 degree pile of steaming poo in a wood bin for the next guy who comes here? how will that sound in court if the landlord were to sue me? “no you’re honor, i was not attempting to “vandalize the yard, I was merely composting my own feces, and the dogs, for use around the yard.” I’d have to call expert witnesses, it would just get to be too much.
no, if you’re going to compost your own poo, you need stability.
i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?
October 30, 2010 at 1:58 PM #625201Participantno no no no no. not composting toilets. too complex. check out the humanure handbook listed above. it’s just basically a bucket witha seat that is required here, and something to cover the turds as they await their final destination in the composting pile, like sawdust, rice hulls, grass clippings. . you compost in huge mounds of rich hot steaming organicness. 115 degrees inside the mound, even in winter when the ambient air temp is half that. I was up late last night watching videos on the mechanics of composting one’s own poo. they sell thermometers to stick into the belly of thebeast.
My kids have always been way into peeing outside, so this should be an easy transition. I’m going to have buckets conveniently located outside the joint, for a quick pee, since i’m going to need that urine to attain proper moisture levels for my compost.
the composting toilets apparently are way too complex and don’t do the job.
i would put the odds at over 50% that I actually buy this magnificent abode, because it is the nicest house on the planet. it has the coolest flooring i’ve ever seen, the funky cool spanishy roof tiles from mexico i think, all customed molded out, probably 100 someodd thousand dollars put intot he place recently, just the coolest place ever with a “superior view” according to the appraiser.
And it has an ideal spot for my humanure composting bin, which really, at this point, is suddenly a big consideration. and here is the reason one can’t rent anymore–the process of composting humanure is fairly long term — three years or so in the bin until it reaches agricultural levels. how can i start a giant pile of humanure in my rental when i don’t know that ill be here three years down the line. can i really leave a 115 degree pile of steaming poo in a wood bin for the next guy who comes here? how will that sound in court if the landlord were to sue me? “no you’re honor, i was not attempting to “vandalize the yard, I was merely composting my own feces, and the dogs, for use around the yard.” I’d have to call expert witnesses, it would just get to be too much.
no, if you’re going to compost your own poo, you need stability.
i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?
October 30, 2010 at 1:58 PM #625324Participantno no no no no. not composting toilets. too complex. check out the humanure handbook listed above. it’s just basically a bucket witha seat that is required here, and something to cover the turds as they await their final destination in the composting pile, like sawdust, rice hulls, grass clippings. . you compost in huge mounds of rich hot steaming organicness. 115 degrees inside the mound, even in winter when the ambient air temp is half that. I was up late last night watching videos on the mechanics of composting one’s own poo. they sell thermometers to stick into the belly of thebeast.
My kids have always been way into peeing outside, so this should be an easy transition. I’m going to have buckets conveniently located outside the joint, for a quick pee, since i’m going to need that urine to attain proper moisture levels for my compost.
the composting toilets apparently are way too complex and don’t do the job.
i would put the odds at over 50% that I actually buy this magnificent abode, because it is the nicest house on the planet. it has the coolest flooring i’ve ever seen, the funky cool spanishy roof tiles from mexico i think, all customed molded out, probably 100 someodd thousand dollars put intot he place recently, just the coolest place ever with a “superior view” according to the appraiser.
And it has an ideal spot for my humanure composting bin, which really, at this point, is suddenly a big consideration. and here is the reason one can’t rent anymore–the process of composting humanure is fairly long term — three years or so in the bin until it reaches agricultural levels. how can i start a giant pile of humanure in my rental when i don’t know that ill be here three years down the line. can i really leave a 115 degree pile of steaming poo in a wood bin for the next guy who comes here? how will that sound in court if the landlord were to sue me? “no you’re honor, i was not attempting to “vandalize the yard, I was merely composting my own feces, and the dogs, for use around the yard.” I’d have to call expert witnesses, it would just get to be too much.
no, if you’re going to compost your own poo, you need stability.
i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?
October 30, 2010 at 1:58 PM #625632Participantno no no no no. not composting toilets. too complex. check out the humanure handbook listed above. it’s just basically a bucket witha seat that is required here, and something to cover the turds as they await their final destination in the composting pile, like sawdust, rice hulls, grass clippings. . you compost in huge mounds of rich hot steaming organicness. 115 degrees inside the mound, even in winter when the ambient air temp is half that. I was up late last night watching videos on the mechanics of composting one’s own poo. they sell thermometers to stick into the belly of thebeast.
My kids have always been way into peeing outside, so this should be an easy transition. I’m going to have buckets conveniently located outside the joint, for a quick pee, since i’m going to need that urine to attain proper moisture levels for my compost.
the composting toilets apparently are way too complex and don’t do the job.
i would put the odds at over 50% that I actually buy this magnificent abode, because it is the nicest house on the planet. it has the coolest flooring i’ve ever seen, the funky cool spanishy roof tiles from mexico i think, all customed molded out, probably 100 someodd thousand dollars put intot he place recently, just the coolest place ever with a “superior view” according to the appraiser.
And it has an ideal spot for my humanure composting bin, which really, at this point, is suddenly a big consideration. and here is the reason one can’t rent anymore–the process of composting humanure is fairly long term — three years or so in the bin until it reaches agricultural levels. how can i start a giant pile of humanure in my rental when i don’t know that ill be here three years down the line. can i really leave a 115 degree pile of steaming poo in a wood bin for the next guy who comes here? how will that sound in court if the landlord were to sue me? “no you’re honor, i was not attempting to “vandalize the yard, I was merely composting my own feces, and the dogs, for use around the yard.” I’d have to call expert witnesses, it would just get to be too much.
no, if you’re going to compost your own poo, you need stability.
i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?
October 30, 2010 at 3:08 PM #624581CA renter
ParticipantLove it, scaredy! 🙂
If you ever feel up to it, please post pictures of your new place. It sounds awesome!
October 30, 2010 at 3:08 PM #624665ParticipantLove it, scaredy! 🙂
If you ever feel up to it, please post pictures of your new place. It sounds awesome!
October 30, 2010 at 3:08 PM #625225ParticipantLove it, scaredy! 🙂
If you ever feel up to it, please post pictures of your new place. It sounds awesome!
October 30, 2010 at 3:08 PM #625348ParticipantLove it, scaredy! 🙂
If you ever feel up to it, please post pictures of your new place. It sounds awesome!
October 30, 2010 at 3:08 PM #625657ParticipantLove it, scaredy! 🙂
If you ever feel up to it, please post pictures of your new place. It sounds awesome!
October 30, 2010 at 3:36 PM #624586bearishgurl
Participant[quote=walterwhite] . . . i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?[/quote]
Yeah, scaredy, luv to see a pic of the house and/or land. Is it in RIV Co or SD Co??
I don’t know if you need permits to hold weddings in your backyard.
But I have a question and a couple of suggestions for you.
-How will you keep the “steaming organic” POS’s odor from wafting over to the wedding party??
-If you will set up a permanent gazebo and/or stage for your wedding business, do NOT do so over any former or present leechfield, esp. if it is lower lying than the rest of the lot . . . view be damned!
-Also, if your kids are used to peeing outside, they must be instructed to do it on the neighbor’s lot during the times you have weddings going on :=]
October 30, 2010 at 3:36 PM #624670Participant[quote=walterwhite] . . . i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?[/quote]
Yeah, scaredy, luv to see a pic of the house and/or land. Is it in RIV Co or SD Co??
I don’t know if you need permits to hold weddings in your backyard.
But I have a question and a couple of suggestions for you.
-How will you keep the “steaming organic” POS’s odor from wafting over to the wedding party??
-If you will set up a permanent gazebo and/or stage for your wedding business, do NOT do so over any former or present leechfield, esp. if it is lower lying than the rest of the lot . . . view be damned!
-Also, if your kids are used to peeing outside, they must be instructed to do it on the neighbor’s lot during the times you have weddings going on :=]
October 30, 2010 at 3:36 PM #625230Participant[quote=walterwhite] . . . i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?[/quote]
Yeah, scaredy, luv to see a pic of the house and/or land. Is it in RIV Co or SD Co??
I don’t know if you need permits to hold weddings in your backyard.
But I have a question and a couple of suggestions for you.
-How will you keep the “steaming organic” POS’s odor from wafting over to the wedding party??
-If you will set up a permanent gazebo and/or stage for your wedding business, do NOT do so over any former or present leechfield, esp. if it is lower lying than the rest of the lot . . . view be damned!
-Also, if your kids are used to peeing outside, they must be instructed to do it on the neighbor’s lot during the times you have weddings going on :=]
October 30, 2010 at 3:36 PM #625353Participant[quote=walterwhite] . . . i think i may be able to rent it out for weddings even, it’s that spiffy. the wedding site is fairly far away from the composting bin.
is there some sort of license you need to do weddings at home?[/quote]
Yeah, scaredy, luv to see a pic of the house and/or land. Is it in RIV Co or SD Co??
I don’t know if you need permits to hold weddings in your backyard.
But I have a question and a couple of suggestions for you.
-How will you keep the “steaming organic” POS’s odor from wafting over to the wedding party??
-If you will set up a permanent gazebo and/or stage for your wedding business, do NOT do so over any former or present leechfield, esp. if it is lower lying than the rest of the lot . . . view be damned!
-Also, if your kids are used to peeing outside, they must be instructed to do it on the neighbor’s lot during the times you have weddings going on :=]
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