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Re: [compost-toilet] New Humanure Person



Nice of you to respond.  Now one other quick question.  In the center of your
first tire did you dig down a foot or so, so that the humanure wouldn't touch
the soil?  And if so...how far?

I so appreciate your help!  How long have you been using this system?

Mark Perry

















I'm not in that area, but the outdoor piece of our humanure system is 4

stacked tires with a plywood cap and a big rock.



Steve Spence

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> Hello, I'm just getting started with our humanure system. But I do have

> a few questions. I live in NW Arkansas and I'm curious to know if there

> are any members around a 3 state basic area of: Western Arkansas,

> Northeaster Oklahoma or Southwestern MO. I'd like to take a look at

> someones humanure outdoor system. I already have the works for inside

> the house in place. Thanks for any help or additional information! Mark Hall

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Fri Jun 5, 2009 2:45 am

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Hello, I'm just getting started with our humanure system. But I do have a few questions. I live in NW Arkansas and I'm curious to know if there are any...
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I'm not in that area, but the outdoor piece of our humanure system is 4 stacked tires with a plywood cap and a big rock. Steve Spence Renewable energy and self...
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Nice of you to respond.  Now one other quick question.  In the center of your first tire did you dig down a foot or so, so that the humanure wouldn't touch...
Mark Perry
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Jun 5, 2009
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No, I did not dig down. The amount that does touch the soil attracts worms and other critters that help with the breakdown process. It does help to cut out the...
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