Sawdust/autumn leaf toilets -- for when the sewage hits the fan!

[Guest guest]

I guess this must be the post from Jim Lord's website. Now the Navy is saying

it

was just "contingency planning." Who to believe? Anyway, my family noticed

that

Brunswick, Maine made the "total failure" list -- for sewage. Naturally, the

headlines of the Brunswick Times Record declared that our sewage will be ready.

Just the same, I'm glad I already have two 5 gallon plastic buckets and a copy

of

J.C. Jenkins "Humanure Handbook." Now I just have to get my son to go to the

town

recycling center and fill a couple plastic trash cans with shredded wood chips.

 

Another great idea for all those who live near trees: This fall don't burn any

leaves. Go out on a dry day and rake them up and put them in bags which you

can

store in your garage, or even along the base of your house for added

insulation.

Then if your sewage system does break down, at least you have enough mulch to

get

you and your family through a couple weeks with a minimum of odor and a maximum

of

sanitation safety.

 

This is an alternative sanitation solution which does not cost any money.

Krsna

is providing us with the leaves for free.

 

your servant,

 

Hare Krsna dasi

 

"WWW: Bhuta-bhavana (Dasa) ACBSP (Sandpoint ID - USA)" wrote:

 

> [Text 2592248 from COM]

> The following info came out a month ago, and the Navy is now denying it:

>

>

>

> The Pentagon Papers of Y2K

> Cities At Risk From The Year 2000 Computer Crisis

>

> Secret Government Study Reveals Massive Y2K Problems in American Cities

>

>

> ...44 cities where "total failure is likely."

>

> City

> Population

> E[lectricity]

> W[ater]

> G[gas]

> S[sewage]

>

> Baltimore MD

> 736,000

> x

> x

>

> Bethlehem PA

> 71,000

> x

> x

>

> Bremerton WA

> 38,000

> x

> x

>

> Brunswick ME

> 15,000

> x

[Guest guest]

"COM: Hare Krsna dasi (Brunswick, Maine - USA)" wrote:

 

> [Text 2593355 from COM]

>

> I guess this must be the post from Jim Lord's website. Now the Navy is

saying

> it

> was just "contingency planning." Who to believe? Anyway, my family noticed

> that

> Brunswick, Maine made the "total failure" list -- for sewage. Naturally,

the

> headlines of the Brunswick Times Record declared that our sewage will be

ready.

> Just the same, I'm glad I already have two 5 gallon plastic buckets and a

copy

> of

> J.C. Jenkins "Humanure Handbook." Now I just have to get my son to go to the

> town

> recycling center and fill a couple plastic trash cans with shredded wood

chips.

 

Well, I guess maybe I'm fuller of it than others, but I would be getting more

than 2 buckets of sawdust or whatever. :-)

[Guest guest]

"COM: Hare Krsna dasi (Brunswick, Maine - USA)" wrote:

 

> [Text 2593355 from COM]

>

> I guess this must be the post from Jim Lord's website. Now the Navy is

saying

> it

> was just "contingency planning." Who to believe? Anyway, my family noticed

> that

> Brunswick, Maine made the "total failure" list -- for sewage. Naturally,

the

> headlines of the Brunswick Times Record declared that our sewage will be

ready.

> Just the same, I'm glad I already have two 5 gallon plastic buckets and a

copy

> of

> J.C. Jenkins "Humanure Handbook." Now I just have to get my son to go to the

> town

> recycling center and fill a couple plastic trash cans with shredded wood

chips.

 

Well, I guess maybe I'm fuller of it than others, but I would be getting more

than 2 buckets of sawdust or whatever. :-)

[Guest guest]

"COM: Madhava Gosh (das) ACBSP (New Vrindavan - USA)" wrote:

 

> [Text 2601045 from COM]

>

> "COM: Hare Krsna dasi (Brunswick, Maine - USA)" wrote:

>

> > [Text 2593355 from COM]

> >

> > I guess this must be the post from Jim Lord's website. Now the Navy is

> saying

> > it

> > was just "contingency planning." Who to believe? Anyway, my family

noticed

> > that

> > Brunswick, Maine made the "total failure" list -- for sewage. Naturally,

> the

> > headlines of the Brunswick Times Record declared that our sewage will be

> ready.

> > Just the same, I'm glad I already have two 5 gallon plastic buckets and a

> copy

> > of

> > J.C. Jenkins "Humanure Handbook." Now I just have to get my son to go to

the

> > town

> > recycling center and fill a couple plastic trash cans with shredded wood

> chips.

>

> Well, I guess maybe I'm fuller of it than others, but I would be getting

more

> than 2 buckets of sawdust or whatever. :-)

 

No, no -- I mean two empty buckets (one to put in the bathroom full of saw

dust,

the other to use with toilet seat on it -- scooping out a big scoop of the

sawdust/leaf mixture to put in the 'toilet' after each use). The quantity of

sawdust/leaves/shredded tree mulch I need for my family should be at least 2

*garbage cans* full.

 

ys

hkdd

[Guest guest]

"COM: Madhava Gosh (das) ACBSP (New Vrindavan - USA)" wrote:

 

> [Text 2601045 from COM]

>

> "COM: Hare Krsna dasi (Brunswick, Maine - USA)" wrote:

>

> > [Text 2593355 from COM]

> >

> > I guess this must be the post from Jim Lord's website. Now the Navy is

> saying

> > it

> > was just "contingency planning." Who to believe? Anyway, my family

noticed

> > that

> > Brunswick, Maine made the "total failure" list -- for sewage. Naturally,

> the

> > headlines of the Brunswick Times Record declared that our sewage will be

> ready.

> > Just the same, I'm glad I already have two 5 gallon plastic buckets and a

> copy

> > of

> > J.C. Jenkins "Humanure Handbook." Now I just have to get my son to go to

the

> > town

> > recycling center and fill a couple plastic trash cans with shredded wood

> chips.

>

> Well, I guess maybe I'm fuller of it than others, but I would be getting

more

> than 2 buckets of sawdust or whatever. :-)

 

No, no -- I mean two empty buckets (one to put in the bathroom full of saw

dust,

the other to use with toilet seat on it -- scooping out a big scoop of the

sawdust/leaf mixture to put in the 'toilet' after each use). The quantity of

sawdust/leaves/shredded tree mulch I need for my family should be at least 2

*garbage cans* full.

 

ys

hkdd