Composting toilets, from what I've seen are usually a sham. They cook the uhh,
deposit, down to ash which is then technically a toxic waste...
Composting, as I'm sure you know, happens out in the open with air and
microbes involved.
-Curt
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you could make biogas and, with some fiddling, use it like propane in
a gas engine. Biogas is very widespread on a small scale in India and
China.
Human feces has been used in China as a fertilizer for 4,000 years.
Composting is better becuase it can kill pathogens if hot enough (and
compost done right can get quite hot).
Also, plenty of places sell "composting toilets" so you don't need a
bucket. :-)
And if you want crap -> diesel...mix it with the turkey guts in
Carthage.
Chris
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Hi all,
This morning it was our first below freezing day in the New York City
area. This freeze followed rain and all the locks froze on our cars. Problem
is something must have snapped in the driver's side door lock of my son's
1988 190E. He said when he went to get in the lock
it wouldn't work. It turns freely both ways and doesn't work. The lock
does go up and down when the key is used on the passenger's side.
Any suggestions........ Is there any part I should get before taking the
panel off the door? Is the panel removal a difficult job. Any help would
be greatly appreciated again!
Bob Koziak
1990 300E 87K
1983 300D 114K
1988 190E 126K
