

| Subject: | Re: poo powder and related |
| From: | Raimund Feussner |
| Date: | Tue, 16 Aug 2011 21:06:05 +0200 |
Ok, I just re-joined the list after a few months off, and the first thing I read is this topic. Of course I am in Germany, and no matter in what direction we drive, there is always a toilet available in a few miles radius. If we are driving through the woods and the next toilet is away a few hours, there´s always the woods you can use. Or your Vanagon´s porta potti. Honestly, when I know I am going someplace remote, I do my business BEFORE leaving. Could it be that the U.S. is more a vast, empty continent than I thought? ;-)) Regards Raimund Am 16.08.2011 19:42, schrieb Dave Mcneely: > Some time back Rocket J. Squirrel asked about toilet related matters. He and > others among us have used a bucket with liner and various absorbent materials. > Disposal is a problem, as such materials are not supposed to go into land fills > (just as soiled diapers are not). > > Has anyone used any of the products listed on this web site, and if so, how > satisfied have you been? What was good or bad about them? I have tried to find > out more about the absorbent material (poo powder), which is sold separately so > that one could not buy the company's bags, just use it with cheaper bags from > another source. The MSDS is very vague about what the stuff is, other than a > "polymer." Guess I'll see if I can learn more about diapers -- same stuff I > think. > > The company claims the products and the waste they contain can be safely > disposed in the "normal trash," stating that they are "approved" for such > disposal. Hmmmm........... . anyone know any more about that? > > mcneely > > David McNeely
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