A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 1. This post is the first of this series to accompany, the main series of a blogging challenge. By ActiveRain to the members of ActiveRain Real Estate Networking community.
If your using or you have read the main series, thalking about using a Composting Toilet System. You just my be tihnking, what do you do with the end-produci of it. You'll find the finished humus has the consistency of leaves that have been compoted, and should have an earthy smell to it, but not offensive.
You'll want to check the rules of your State, seen that most States do require sending it to a treatment facility or burying it under at least 12 inches of soil, it idealy best to put it within the root zone of non-edible plants that can use the nutrients. There has been many users have placed the composted material out side in a pile to finish composting, and add more mulch and yard waste.
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 1, some composting toilet owner operators use their compost on their edible vegetable gardens.
If no one in your family is sick who used the composting toilet, it's very unlikely that pathogens will be a problem. But its a better rule of thumb not to use it on edibles. There sure are plenty of non-edible plants in any garden that you have, that sure will be mighty grateful for the compost.
Now if any leachate is drained from composters, it must by law, either be disposed of in a septic tank, or removed by a septage hauler, or taken to a treatment plant for further treatment. Some innovative systems combine it with graywater for use in subsurace irrigation of their plants.
Hope y'all have enjoyed readibng thses two series, as must as I've enjoyed writing them for you to read.
I'll be starting a new series tomorrow Wed. 19 Aug.
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Dale: You spread that on your lawn and it will grow like crazy. You are right you do have to adhere to the laws of each individual state. The environmental laws over here in Texas are very strict about what you can and can not do.
Howdy there Carl and Ceil
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It sure will help make your lawn grow like crazy. Folks sure don't want to be break-en any environmental laws. It can just get way to costly.
Dale
Is that your hand in the photo holding the " finished product?" Always be careful with this type compost. It has been determined if you have any abrasions or cuts that there are still some serious bacteria in the compost that could go to work on us. A frien of mine almost lost his foot as a result of his compost.
Hello Dale-What a interesting and very different kind of post. I like your creativity on this challenge. I think however I will stick with my flush and be gone toilet never to be seen by me again. ;-)
Howdy there Trey
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Not to worry I always put on this stuff thats acts as an inviaible glove. To be up front I can't really think of any thing, they don't say can do some kind of harm to us anymore.
Interesting...I don't think that would go over to well in our heat and humidity!
Howdy there Cindy
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Some folks back home use them, and the heat and humidty can very will be just like down in Texas.
Dale ... HOW ~ DEE... anyway I can't help not make the comment your blog is full of S _ _ T
LOL... in some 3rd world countries they use this system.... have a wonderful week.
Howdy there Lenn
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I sure reckon one could say that, thats for sure. Thank you for a hoot of a comment. lol
Dale I'm late getting here. You sure did a good series. I don't know that I would want to spread it on our lawn since the kids go barefooted during the summer here at Canyon Lake. I would want them to have any problems. It would be a good fertilizer for sure.
Howdy there David
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Your never late when you have had the time to visit. Thank you kindly. Its good to be safe when using this kind of compost. When folks take the time to do it the right way, theres usual not any kind of a problem.
That it is!