What do you put down your toilet
Discussion
Other than turds and pee
I was chatting to a chum about our recent blocked drain incident, kid dropped a toy down, it got flushed then back up - much fun
He lives in a a flat and puts all food waste down there, reason being it’s a ball ache to take it to the external bins, down the loo keeps the bin dry
I have never thought of putting leftovers down the loo due to the risk of blockage
He then went on to tell me that all his confidential waste (bank statements etc) get ripped up into pieces when he’s having a turd, then flushed, again it’s never crossed my mind
Am I the only one using a toilet as a toilet or have I found a new life hack in talking to my mate
I was chatting to a chum about our recent blocked drain incident, kid dropped a toy down, it got flushed then back up - much fun
He lives in a a flat and puts all food waste down there, reason being it’s a ball ache to take it to the external bins, down the loo keeps the bin dry
I have never thought of putting leftovers down the loo due to the risk of blockage
He then went on to tell me that all his confidential waste (bank statements etc) get ripped up into pieces when he’s having a turd, then flushed, again it’s never crossed my mind
Am I the only one using a toilet as a toilet or have I found a new life hack in talking to my mate
Jesus.
Toilet paper, pee and poo, are the only things that you should flush.
Paperwork doesn’t break down in water.
Cardboard toilet roll tubes don’t break down in water.
Food waste causes blockages.
Wet wipes are essentially plastic and don’t break down.
Animal cack contains parasites that are resistant to water treatment processes and are harmful to humans.
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t, piss and bogroll. It’s not complicated.
Toilet paper, pee and poo, are the only things that you should flush.
Paperwork doesn’t break down in water.
Cardboard toilet roll tubes don’t break down in water.
Food waste causes blockages.
Wet wipes are essentially plastic and don’t break down.
Animal cack contains parasites that are resistant to water treatment processes and are harmful to humans.
s
t, piss and bogroll. It’s not complicated. 
Yesterday while taking a shower, the soap slipped out of my hand, arked through the air and went straight down the khazi, due to it aerodynamics and slippery surface there was no need to flush.
With no new soap in the bathroom, I had to perform the walk of shame to the kitchen, in the buff, dripping wet; looking on the bright side, being poor, it wasn’t very far.
That’s about as exciting as it ever gets.
With no new soap in the bathroom, I had to perform the walk of shame to the kitchen, in the buff, dripping wet; looking on the bright side, being poor, it wasn’t very far.
That’s about as exciting as it ever gets.
Philplop said:
Jesus.
Toilet paper, pee and poo, are the only things that you should flush.
Paperwork doesn t break down in water.
Cardboard toilet roll tubes don t break down in water.
Food waste causes blockages.
Wet wipes are essentially plastic and don t break down.
Animal cack contains parasites that are resistant to water treatment processes and are harmful to humans.
st, piss and bogroll. It s not complicated.
Turds are "food waste" to an extent. The means to which is transported from point of origination to their resting place needs to be appropriate, and what is transported by those means needs to, in turn, be appropriate. As an earlier post said, you're not going to flush a turkey carcass but some left over peas and gravy? If you have an "insinkerator" or a macerator for food scraps it's all ending up in the same pipes....Toilet paper, pee and poo, are the only things that you should flush.
Paperwork doesn t break down in water.
Cardboard toilet roll tubes don t break down in water.
Food waste causes blockages.
Wet wipes are essentially plastic and don t break down.
Animal cack contains parasites that are resistant to water treatment processes and are harmful to humans.
s
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