Human Urine

No wonder the surfers arn't happy then with at least 1 untreated sewer outlet I know of,on the Devon coast.
Bop bop bopping on the crest of a wave has a new meaning!

 

There's a sewer pipe going out to sea here at Redcar. Its treated nowadays but when I was little it was just pure raw filth. It only goes about a mile out too.

All the local fishermen would race each other each day to get their boats to the end of the pipe, because they all knew that's where all the fish were.

 

I remember as a kid going in the sea near a sewage outfall at Branksome Chine near Bournemouth. It wasn't so much swimming as going through the motions! Boom Boom!

 

The outbreak of diseases years ago from human waste had a lot to do with the lack of knowledge of "washing your hands" , and "safe food handing". But today, I do belive we all know the first line of defense is "washing your hands".
Anyway, GUYS, it is easier to fertilze your compose than us women.

 

I've seen women peeing into a gents' urinal in a nightclub so if you can do it in a nightclub you can do it on the compost heap.

 

Yes BUT those were WOMEN NOT LADIES

However Lady gardeners are exempt from the above rule

Though it would be wise to do it discretly and not on the front lawn at 16:00 when the kids are coming home from school


Jack McH

 

They were fabulous looking though and I like fabulous looking women.

 

Large funnel with a tube attached to it, leading to a watering can? I was thinking of giving this a go, but heard somewhere that male urine was more productive than females.

 

Just a potty would do? or a She-Wee (I think it is called)

"I was thinking of giving this a go, but heard somewhere that male urine was more productive than females."

Nothing to do with "productive" that I know of, just as much Nitrogen I would have thought?, but I have read that some [i.e. female] hormone may have an impact. But I've read just as much that says that that issue is small balls!

 

And I bet you saw new faeces every time you visited :D:D

 

Well ladies you could just put on a rabbit suit and Bunnyhop around the required area

Jack McH

 

Stop putting images into my head Jack:DOH::DOH::DOH:

 

My local council (Salford) now recycle all food waste (including meat, etc) in the same bin as the garden waste. If they can break down meat in that way, could they do human waste as well or would the risk of disease still be there? It ends up being used on farms so maybe not.

My cats have B&Q compost in their litter tray. They love having a good old dig in it, it's much cheaper than cat litter, lighter, absorbs smells better, easier to clean the litter tray and once they've finished with it, I remove any bits of poo and then mix it back in with the compost to be dug into the borders.

 

We have a sewerage farm in ROSYTH, They sell dry human waste (pelleted like chiken manure) I do not know how it has been treated, though it is on sale to the public, Not well advertised though as it is cheap as chips. Sales are sort of I got this here, go visit and get some

Old Aunt used it on flower beds for a few years

Jack McH