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What is a Composting Toilet?

By: Ellen Bell | 2010-03-27 | Bath showers
In this article, we'll explain what a composting toilet system is, what it does, and why this eco-friendly method of waste management is something you might want to consider. A composting toilet, by it's most basic definition, is a type of commode that converts waste into compost, black dirt that can be tilled back into the soil. read more

Composting Toilets - Not Just For Conservationists Anymore

By: Ellen Bell | 2010-03-29 | Bath showers
Today's composting toilet systems are clean, sleek, modern, and completely odorless. Furthermore, composting toilets can save thousands of gallons of water and reduce septic or sewer costs, too. Could it be that this eco-friendly alternative is ready to go mainstream? read more

Plumbing In A New Toilet

By: Andrew Stratton | 2010-09-24 | Article Marketing
A toilet is the most basic of human needs. When it goes out, it needs to be fixed fast. Rather than waiting on a plumber and paying him lots of money, do it yourself next time and save! read more

Plumbing In A New Toilet

By: Andrew Stratton | 2010-09-24 | Home Improvement
Home Improvement A toilet is the most basic of human needs. When it goes out, it needs to be fixed fast. Rather than waiting on a plumber and paying him lots of money, do it yourself next time and save! A convenience that most Americans take for granted is their toilet. In some countries, a lack of basic necessities, such as toilets has led to disease and death on a massive scale. If your toilet breaks, you have to make sure it’s fixed as quickly as possible to avoid having to use the bathroom outside or in a trash can. This can be unsanitary and just plain gross. In the unfortunate event that... read more

Consider a Compost Toilet For Your Boat

By: M. M. Day | 2010-03-30 | Boating
If you have a boat, you may want to consider switching from your regular marine head to a composting marine toilet. Composting toilets built specifically for boats can help solve many of the problems boaters face regarding how to deal with toilet waste on board. read more

Composting Toilets-Will One Work in Your Home?

By: Ellen Bell | 2010-09-08 | Bath showers
If you're considering a composting toilet for your home, there are a number of important installation considerations to take into account before selecting and buying a system. read more

Creative Composting

By: Michael Podlesny | 2010-07-15 | Gardening
Gardening Composting can seem like a daunting task; the price of a specialized composting bin alone can deter even the most fervent gardener. And once you start considering the benefits of compost you start to wonder if that $80 bin from your local hardware store might just be worth the investment. Luckily, there are a few easy ways to kick start your compost, reduce your household waste, and save money at the same time. Compost is an amazing thing. Not only is it packed with micro- and macro-organisms that give your garden a boost like no synthetic fertilizer possibly can but it is the best t... read more

Plumbing Services: Professional Repairing In No Time

By: Ken Franklin | 2011-01-07 | Home improvement
It is better to deal with professional plumbing contractors than to seek help from inexperienced plumbers who may take your money and not completely fix the problem. read more

Look No Further, All Your Great Plumbing Advice Is Here!

By: Alisha North | 2012-11-28 | Home Improvement
Ensuring that your home's plumbing is working properly is an important element of owning a home. Sometimes, your plumbing needs attention and you may not be able to afford a plumber or it may be a bad time to call one. If you want to learn how to work with your plumbing system, read this article. read more

Toilets - Simple Plumbing Repairs For Complex Machines

By: Paul R Turner | 2010-03-27 | Home improvement
Considering that nearly half the water that is used in the average household flows through the toilets, it is remarkable that these virtually automatic devices give such trouble-free service with so little attention. Repairs and adjustments are usually minor and within the capabilities of an inexperienced home plumber. read more

Should You be In Need Of An Augusta Plumbing Company Look No Further

By: Jesse Phillips | 2011-07-08 | Home improvement
Ultimately, everyone is going to need a plumber. That's just a inescapable fact. If you are living or work somewhere then you are sooner or later going to need the services of a skilled professional to do their job as long as their job is plumbing. That's since being in the business of a plumber signifies that you're also likely to be in the business of, well, a business that will need to stick around. read more

Plumbing Repair is No Pipe Dream, But Water Leaks Can't Be Ignored

By: Daniel P Elliott | 2010-03-31 | Home improvement
Plumbing repair isn't necessarily rocket science, however, many times specialized equipment may be needed that the average homeowner doesn't possess. Some basic repairs the average individual can accomplish, such as, a faulty supply line, leaky pipe under the sink, or even a stopped up toilet. Other serious problems that occur are broken pipes within the walls, foundation, or underground. When this happens, it is time to call in the professionals. read more

Making Composting Faster Using Natural Compost Activators

By: Martha Wood | 2010-04-03 | Gardening
A compost activator is used to aid in the process of composting. Sometimes, this may take a long time because of too much carbon in the compost heap. When the compost pile is overflowing with leaves, there would be too much carbon and the organic material in the solid waste will break down a lot slower. read more

Compost Your Holiday!

By: Tyler Weaver | 2010-12-27 | Gardening
The holidays are quite a wasteful time... I've highlighted some common items from the holidays and touch on their compostability. Exciting? No? I see the holidays as a time to be creative and crafty, and your loved ones will value it more than how much you spent... so give it a try. read more

Composting During the Winter

By: Jason Bacot | 2010-12-23 | Gardening
If you use an outdoor compost tumbler, or otherwise do your composting outdoors, then you may wonder if you should bother with composting over the winter. The answer is a definitive "Yes. " Composting speeds up the natural decomposition process, allowing organic matter to break down quickly, and it happens during winter too, just at a slower pace... read more