C&RT say don't empty your compost toilet in our bins.

[frangar 1358]

Just now, ditchcrawler said:

What about a Cinderella toilet?

What about an conventional toilet that you empty  in the conventional manner!!

[Lord Maffi of Oxford 192]

Just now, Morningmist said:

Not to sure about burning plastic not good for the environment defiantly unpleasant for passers-by and probably a bit messy in the stove. Hence, we use disposable waxed paper composting bags 

I get that but its in a bag any way. Never did like burning plastic on the stove. But  a lot of people do. as can be bourne out in the piles of ash in the hedgerows.

[Morningmist 0]

Already have a Separett composting toilet , it was the Cinderella incinerating toilet that gave me the idea.

[Morningmist 0]

At least the ash is better than plastic bag hung on the branches of trees!  our ash is kept till we can bin it.

[Lord Maffi of Oxford 192]

Just now, Morningmist said:

At least the ash is better than plastic bag hung on the branches of trees!  our ash is kept till we can bin it.

All ash should be kept for the bins.

[ditchcrawler 2488]

Perhaps I should have written a bit more.

What about the smell for passes by on the towpath when you use a Cinderella toilet, is that worse than putting dried poo on the fire?

[TheBiscuits 4370]

29 minutes ago, frangar said:

What about an conventional toilet that you empty  in the conventional manner!!

 

That ends up in the river after you have given it to the water company ...

[frangar 1358]

1 minute ago, TheBiscuits said:

 

That ends up in the river after you have given it to the water company ...

Thus you are floating your own boat! 

[Hudds Lad 701]

if you could learn to poop like a wombat you’d have ready-made briquettes  

[Alan de Enfield 8019]

2 minutes ago, Hudds Lad said:

if you could learn to poop like a wombat you’d have ready-made briquettes  

 

 

Camel dung widely used (in countries with Camels)

[Jerra 4570]

Cattle dung can be used providing the weather has been hot enough to dry it.

[matty40s 4430]

43 minutes ago, Jerra said:

Cattle dung can be used providing the weather has been hot enough to dry it.

But you may need to re ballast the boat.

[LadyG 939]

56 minutes ago, matty40s said:

But you may need to re ballast the boat.

Do they still have cattle on the roof at Milton Keynes?

I think cows are just too big to go under bridges, it's really not a practical alternative to solid fuel.

Edited April 6 by LadyG

[ditchcrawler 2488]

1 minute ago, LadyG said:

Do they still have cattle on the roof at Milton Keynes?

If you moor in Lechlade then there is a chance if you have flowers on the roof you could end up with one

[matty40s 4430]

5 minutes ago, LadyG said:

Do they still have cattle on the roof at Milton Keynes?

I think cows are just too big to go under bridges, it's really not a practical alternative to solid fuel.

They never did, they were in a field, then got moved to the INTU shopping centre when the field got redeveloped.

[cuthound 2667]

14 hours ago, ditchcrawler said:

What about a Cinderella toilet?

 

Is that the one where the fairy godmother magics the waste away, or the incinerating one? 😁

[Mike Todd 684]

1 hour ago, cuthound said:

 

Is that the one where the fairy godmother magics the waste away, or the incinerating one? 😁

No, it is the one where the unattractive is taken away in a pumpkin cart in the middle of the night. (It was not called Night Soil for nothing!)

[ditchcrawler 2488]

1 hour ago, cuthound said:

 

Is that the one where the fairy godmother magics the waste away, or the incinerating one? 😁

We are use to people moaning that the gas ran out while having a shower or cooking dinner but this could be a new one

[matty40s 4430]

2 hours ago, ditchcrawler said:

We are use to people moaning that the gas ran out while having a shower or cooking dinner but this could be a new one

Half cindered logs