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Very cool to see the whole process, looks like it'll be a beaut What are the white pipes from the ceiling in the garage?
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Martytoof posted:As someone who is in the process of converting a grass lawn to clover I can only applaud your decision. I've been farming my dandelions...and my neighbors! The greens are edible (although strong) and the flowers can be made into wine! Wine! Edit: Interplanting clover into grass will make for a lot of wild greenery. The nitrogen hungry grass will enjoy the nitrogen fixing clover and the "dont give a gently caress" clover will continue not giving a gently caress and growing like crazy dwoloz fucked around with this message at 07:11 on Jun 17, 2010 |
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I have a Sun-Mar compost toilet I luckily snagged on Craigslist for cheap. It's not for everyone but I like it; definitely saves water and a no brainer to install
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Haha. Like I said, it is not for everyone, but with an open mind, it does make sense and its absolutely sanitary There are many styles of composting toilets which you can read about online but the commercial toilets generally have a thermostat controlled heating element and a vent (either passive or active). After each, ahem, deposit, an aeration media is added (coconut coir, peat moss or sawdust) and a mixing drum is turned. The goal is to keep the composting mass aerated and not overly wet, just moist. Theres no odor and twice a year you collect rich compost (its insane how much bulk is removed via composting)
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nummy posted:I vaguely remember a family member having the same problem with their tank filling up really fast. A lot of it was due to waste water from the washing machine. They ended up running a drain out into their back yard (buried drain tile pretty deep) for the wash water. I'm pretty sure it wasn't entirely.... 'legit'... but it drastically reduced the amount of water going into the tank. Its legitimate in some municipalities. Look into greywater. Its great for watering fruit trees. Best method is to have the water exit buried into a basin of mulch and make sure to use phosphate free biodegradable soap
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Backov posted:Mice are just extra protein for chickens. Relevant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DRgGlGIwMk
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That funnel works really well for bleeding coolant. Learned about it from this guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUpXgAJ1gjU
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