To flush or not to flush ?

Sue-UU

Oh what a giggle you can get from widdle!

We're in the no waste camp and don't usually flush until there's a few wees under the belt so to speak. If we had visitors or went to visitors then it's totally different, but otherwise why waste.

Anyone ever been to a garden nursery or similar and used a green loo?

They have no water to flush with at all, and anything done is all way down below the seat, about 3' below! You can almost count whilst it falls, a bit like thunder after lightening!!! :rotfl:There's a notice asking you not to put paper down unless you have to.....so what to do instead? Drip-dry? Or bounce about on the seat for a while til you're all shook off....or should that be up!

Good widdling folks and keep a lid on it!:eek:

Sue.

moonrakerz

Passing thought:-

How many people, who don't flush the loo every time, buy bottled drinking water ??

richt71

moonrakerz wrote: »

Passing thought:-

How many people, who don't flush the loo every time, buy bottled drinking water ??

You're not suggesting recyling of that? :eek:

moonrakerz

richt71 wrote: »

You're not suggesting recyling of that? :eek:

I was actually trying to point out the difference in saving the cost of a cistern full of water and the rip off price people will pay for a small bottle of "spring" water ............ BUT ................ now you mention it.....

there was a programme on TV a few weeks back about strange diets, and one couple used to start their day off by drinking their own...............................no, no, I won't go any further !!!

Sue-UU

moonrakerz wrote: »

I was actually trying to point out the difference in saving the cost of a cistern full of water and the rip off price people will pay for a small bottle of "spring" water ............ BUT ................ now you mention it.....

there was a programme on TV a few weeks back about strange diets, and one couple used to start their day off by drinking their own...............................no, no, I won't go any further !!!

...there you go moonrakerz - 'top 'o the mornin good health' and recycling all in one go!!!:rotfl:Nowt like it for flushing the system through! No, I don't drink either....well, not yet at least, but who knows! I've heard tell that it's said to be good for gout too.....wee that is.:D I wonder on both counts who tried it first to test and see?!

Sue

Poppycat

We dont flush every time and never buy bottled water accept perhaps soft drinks

I also reuse rain water for garden

moonrakerz wrote: »

Passing thought:-

How many people, who don't flush the loo every time, buy bottled drinking water ??

richt71

My grandmother as a kid (she was 97 or 98) told me how as a kid they washed the plates and utencils in wee as the acid cleaned them before rinsing them in hot water! Good reclying but don't fancy trying it.

squashy

Apparently the Romans used to wash their clothes in urine!

antenna

If i stay in someone else's house overnight i always pee in the sink

antenna

I still remember that old adage......Flush with a friend.......mind you....you both have to sit side-saddle for it to work