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There's also a 'User Test Forum' HERE so anyone can try out forum tools, linking pictures etc as often and for as long as they wish and until they feel more confident with the various ways of doing things.
A question for who-dat73 (I love that nickname)
Is that a picture of a straw toilet? The farm opposite my childhood home had two of those in the farmyard but I haven't seen one for decades.
Pol
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Re: Sears Robuck Library as a whole not thumbnail
Originally posted by Pol View PostThere's also a 'User Test Forum' HERE so anyone can try out forum tools, linking pictures etc as often and for as long as they wish and until they feel more confident with the various ways of doing things.
A question for who-dat73 (I love that nickname)
Is that a picture of a straw toilet? The farm opposite my childhood home had two of those in the farmyard but I haven't seen one for decades.
Pol
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OHH ok yea pretty much the same idea cept you dig a big hole in the ground and build the house over it!! In the States here they are called a out house since they were located out back of the house or Privy since you do the private stuff in there..
For the most part they havn't been used in years and to find one still standing is usally hard to find..
They used to call it the library also because in the old days you could find a old Sears Robuck catalog hanging in there for a paper supply
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Originally posted by who_dat73 View PostOHH ok yea pretty much the same idea cept you dig a big hole in the ground and build the house over it!! In the States here they are called a out house since they were located out back of the house or Privy since you do the private stuff in there..
For the most part they havn't been used in years and to find one still standing is usally hard to find..
They used to call it the library also because in the old days you could find a old Sears Robuck catalog hanging in there for a paper supply
There are 'Eco Toliets' being developed now, a beach project somewhere in the UK I think but I'm not sure of all the details. I read that it would be having sawdust for flush.
There are also "Compost Toilets" available for homes. They have holding tanks instead of holes in the ground. Two tanks - swapped over annually - one in use, the other composting.
Progress, eh!
Pol
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