How very sad that you all use plastic bags for your ****, I've given up caring and do the same no one actually cares about the planet anyway.
In reply to Post #16
I've got the ridgemonkey crapper, and is a godsend,
For bags I actually use biodegradable food waste bags, the 5lrt bags fit the bucket perfectly,
And then just change over, the cost of the bags in about £5per hundred ?
I started using them a while back, as I use them for my food waste,
but dumping bags of sh#t In waste bins is disgusting, No better than the dog walkers,
I wouldn't even think of doing that,
Imagine the poor bin men unloading the bins ?
When used, I just tie up and seal, leave then in the bucket ,just bag it up at the end of the session,
take home, cut open, and down the toilet, Easy as that,
Leaving your bags of sh#ts in public bins or any outdoor bins is disgusting
Putting them in dog sh#t bins is ok if your can find one,
But walking around a park with bags of sh#t looking for dog waste bins ain't really my thing,
Just use biodegradable food waste bags, and there strong enough for the heaviest brick dump
And the wettest curry dump
I've got the ridgemonkey crapper, and is a godsend,
For bags I actually use biodegradable food waste bags, the 5lrt bags fit the bucket perfectly,
And then just change over, the cost of the bags in about £5per hundred ?
I started using them a while back, as I use them for my food waste,
but dumping bags of sh#t In waste bins is disgusting, No better than the dog walkers,
I wouldn't even think of doing that,
Imagine the poor bin men unloading the bins ?
When used, I just tie up and seal, leave then in the bucket ,just bag it up at the end of the session,
take home, cut open, and down the toilet, Easy as that,
Leaving your bags of sh#ts in public bins or any outdoor bins is disgusting
Putting them in dog sh#t bins is ok if your can find one,
But walking around a park with bags of sh#t looking for dog waste bins ain't really my thing,
Just use biodegradable food waste bags, and there strong enough for the heaviest brick dump
And the wettest curry dump
In reply to Post #1
. . .have used biodegradable bags since I can remember. . .will handle a solid madras / half bottle of shiraz from the evening before no probs. As per bmthman, Mc Donald's bins are the usual final location of said bags en route back from the lake . . .they've been serving up **** for years so its good to give something back . . .
. . .have used biodegradable bags since I can remember. . .will handle a solid madras / half bottle of shiraz from the evening before no probs. As per bmthman, Mc Donald's bins are the usual final location of said bags en route back from the lake . . .they've been serving up **** for years so its good to give something back . . .
Thanks for the input(or should that be output) guys. Lot of things to think about and some things I don't wat to think about. I think a bit more research on alternatives is needed. Thanks a lot and stay loose!!!.
In reply to Post #17
All the local playing fields and parks near me have the dog poo bins.I just use one of those
All the local playing fields and parks near me have the dog poo bins.I just use one of those
In reply to Post #20
my nearest ones are on hampstead heath,
that way i said i don't think walking around with bags of sh#t is a good thing for me lol
i have actually look for some closer to me, but found it much easier to dump down the toilet (pardon the pun)
so much quicker
my nearest ones are on hampstead heath,
that way i said i don't think walking around with bags of sh#t is a good thing for me lol
i have actually look for some closer to me, but found it much easier to dump down the toilet (pardon the pun)
so much quicker
In reply to Post #17
Putting them in dog sh#t bins is ok if your can find one,
where do you think it then goes ?
Putting them in dog sh#t bins is ok if your can find one,
where do you think it then goes ?
In reply to Post #22
most off it goes to a incinerator , and used in waste to energy , there's one such bio waste-energy plant near Royston
as they are stopping it were they can from going to waste fill sites, as most of the of the bags don't break down,
end of the day. put the crap down the toilet, and use biodegradable bags,
drop the bags in a bucket of water, rinse,then in the recycling bags, then bin
takes all off 5/10 mins
most off it goes to a incinerator , and used in waste to energy , there's one such bio waste-energy plant near Royston
as they are stopping it were they can from going to waste fill sites, as most of the of the bags don't break down,
end of the day. put the crap down the toilet, and use biodegradable bags,
drop the bags in a bucket of water, rinse,then in the recycling bags, then bin
takes all off 5/10 mins
In reply to Post #23
Do you, personally, wash out crap covered plastic bags, maybe 5 or 6 of them or are you giving "advice". If you do, good on you, but not for me. I dealt with snot, puke and crap as part of my job, for many years. I am buggered if I am doing it for fun.
Do you, personally, wash out crap covered plastic bags, maybe 5 or 6 of them or are you giving "advice". If you do, good on you, but not for me. I dealt with snot, puke and crap as part of my job, for many years. I am buggered if I am doing it for fun.
In reply to Post #24
not quite,
i just fill a bucket up with hot water with detergent in, let them soak for a bit if you want, a lid on the bucket to stop the smell, stir with a stick or something similar,
pick out the biodegradable bags out, put in another biodegrade bag,
and empty the water down the toilet,
i do it all in the toilet, so no mess, and such
just something i'd rather do, and like i said, taks no time at all,
after all, thats what a toilet is for, getting rid of sh#t
and i can, as i live on my own, so no problem
but sure theres ways of getting around this,
i'd rather do it this way, as i don't like the idea of bags of sh#t in bins when people could get them over Their self's,
as who would expect bags of sh#t in house hold rubbish, or other rubbish bins
just not right in my view, as i've got mates on the dust
as with the dog poo bins, the people clearing and cleaning them, know whats in them, so they wear the proper PPE and such
just my view
not quite,
i just fill a bucket up with hot water with detergent in, let them soak for a bit if you want, a lid on the bucket to stop the smell, stir with a stick or something similar,
pick out the biodegradable bags out, put in another biodegrade bag,
and empty the water down the toilet,
i do it all in the toilet, so no mess, and such
just something i'd rather do, and like i said, taks no time at all,
after all, thats what a toilet is for, getting rid of sh#t
and i can, as i live on my own, so no problem
but sure theres ways of getting around this,
i'd rather do it this way, as i don't like the idea of bags of sh#t in bins when people could get them over Their self's,
as who would expect bags of sh#t in house hold rubbish, or other rubbish bins
just not right in my view, as i've got mates on the dust
as with the dog poo bins, the people clearing and cleaning them, know whats in them, so they wear the proper PPE and such
just my view
In reply to Post #23
In Shepperton Sita built a giant incinerator but it was soon shut down as I thought most have ??
initially they were supposed to generate electricity but the toxic fumes release by burning plastic bags etc caused the close sure after failing all the emission tests
a new version has been trying to get past emission test thats supposed to use gasification to super-heat non-recycled household black bag waste within the predicted emissions levels but so far its COMPLETELY failed to do so and no date is given for it to open
so again I am under the impression it ALL goes to landfill sites anyway
In Shepperton Sita built a giant incinerator but it was soon shut down as I thought most have ??
initially they were supposed to generate electricity but the toxic fumes release by burning plastic bags etc caused the close sure after failing all the emission tests
a new version has been trying to get past emission test thats supposed to use gasification to super-heat non-recycled household black bag waste within the predicted emissions levels but so far its COMPLETELY failed to do so and no date is given for it to open
so again I am under the impression it ALL goes to landfill sites anyway
In reply to Post #26
Hate doing a number 2 on the bank
Try to avoid it as much as possible, till i´m ready to explode 
Hate doing a number 2 on the bank
Try to avoid it as much as possible, till i´m ready to explode
In reply to Post #25
I think you may find that nowadays you are allowed to put dog sh1t bags in a normal street side waste bin as they are not putting in anymore dog dirt bins
I am not 100% sure of the legalities of it but I always see normal bins overflowing with little bags bowadays
I think you may find that nowadays you are allowed to put dog sh1t bags in a normal street side waste bin as they are not putting in anymore dog dirt bins
I am not 100% sure of the legalities of it but I always see normal bins overflowing with little bags bowadays
In reply to Post #27
I used to have a bit of pipe lagging round the top of the bait bucket with a bag in it and it was very comfy then I changed to a clip on toilet seat and lid and on long sessions a bivvy loo so never been a problem
I used to have a bit of pipe lagging round the top of the bait bucket with a bag in it and it was very comfy then I changed to a clip on toilet seat and lid and on long sessions a bivvy loo so never been a problem
In reply to Post #28
http://www.environmentlaw.org.uk/rte.asp?id=50
Thought I was right
http://www.environmentlaw.org.uk/rte.asp?id=50
Thought I was right