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Wednesday, July 07, 2010

3 Things About Poop

1. It's a big problem, in a bunch of places:



3. You only need to keep "waste" above 160 for less than an hour to render it pathogen/bacteria/worm free:

(source: Humanure Handbook, p. 152)

So, why has nobody spent <$10 in parts to make a solar oven that cooks poop and has a little light indicating when it's been hot enough long enough to mature into compost?














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Evans Tucker said...

I love the smell of poop cooking in the afternoon.

3:54 PM

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