Faulty macerator toilet

[LiverpoolBoat]

1 minute ago, IanD said:

 

If you have a legal means of disposing of said compost -- some boaters do, many don't (or didn't)... 😉

You can’t put it in CRT bins. We compost off site on land. Mind you nobody does that with babies nappies and that contains the same thing. 

[IanD]

Just now, LiverpoolBoat said:

You can’t put it in CRT bins. We compost off site on land. Mind you nobody does that with babies nappies and that contains the same thing. 

1) Correct. 2) Well done. 3) Probably not a bucket of worms you want to open given by what happened last time that argument was tried. 4) Don't mention dog poo bags either... 😉

[David Mack]

5 hours ago, LiverpoolBoat said:

3 can’t block it with wet wipes 

But nor will wet wipes decompose to compost.

Edited October 14, 2022 by David Mack

[ditchcrawler]

12 hours ago, David Mack said:

But nor will wet wipes decompose to compost.

But it goes in the bin 👿

[LiverpoolBoat]

I believe there is such a thing as compostable wet wipes now. 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nature-Baby-Sensitive-Wipes-Unscented/dp/B00WW8XR4O So they claim anyhow. 

[haggis]

I think most of them day they are compostable but they aren't. 

[ditchcrawler]

37 minutes ago, haggis said:

I think most of them day they are compostable but they aren't. 

This is what they say, not quite the same as flushable so if you do compost you poo and not dump it they should work

• COMPOSTABLE AND ECO-FRIENDLY: Because of their plant-based fibers and pure water content,  these eco-friendly baby wipes decompose in just 12 weeks. And you can compost them at home!