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In this instructable I will introduce you to a simple alternative, one that uses less water than a flush toilet. Water is a resource that is becoming scarcer over time; one that we should conserve better.
PVC, polyvinyl chloride, is a thermoplastic. It softens with heat and hardens up again when it cools. It is easily available in most hardware stores in the form of pipe, and is not very expensive. Considering all the things one can make out of it, I would even call it cheap.
You will find several different urinal designs here. Grab a glass of your favorite beverage and read on.
Step 1: THE BASIC IDEA
The "S" bend in the pipe creates a small reservoir that holds the last of the flush water. This is the same as the trap under a sink. It prevents vapors from beyond the water reservoir from rising in the pipe and smelling up the room. The system is basically odorless.
A friend had an allotment with a small tool shed on it, his compost bin was near the shed and he had a diy urinal in the shed with a pipe going to the compost bin.
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I have read that one can mix one part urine with three parts water and use it directly on plants without burning them.
There should be no odor problem, due to the water trap in the line.
How about we just say that these great instables are made for use to better our lives by giving ourselves something to do....Now I must do as the wife demands and look at her puzzle.....good day. (sigh)
A small water distillation unit might be a good addition to the home, to handle whatever water might come one's way in the future.
I was fortunate enough to have a previous owner try to build a patio BBQ and leave a 3 in. ABS pipe underground that lead from the side of the garage under the patio roof to the back bathroom on the house and danged if he didn't tie it into the cast iron pipe elbow under the back toilet (he also left a natural gas pipe and cold water pipe; it must have been one heck of a BBQ going in)!
I fashioned a foot deep locker over the urinal with twin doors that open into a privacy stall. I used an old urinal from a trash dump I found in great shape and plumbed it with a trap. So mine is actually going into the sewer. I used a self closing faucet above the urinal to flush enough water to clear the bowl.
Most sewer pipes under your home end at a clean out. My 1952 house has these clean outs aimed at a vent hole in the crawl space.
Maybe you can insert a threaded pipe into one of the clean outs, outside the bathroom and have it go through the vent to the outside of the house. Then build a sort of old fashioned 'water closet'. A out house with a half moon cut in the door would be a riot and visitors would think it fun to use.
Another tip for saving water is to keep a 5 gallon bucket in the tub. My water heater is on the back porch at the opposite end of the house as my tub. I open the hot water valve and let it run until I get hot water. Then shut it off and open the shower valve. It only takes two showers to fill the bucket and you can use it 2 to 4 flushes depending on whether you just stood or sat.
As for the upside down bucket, that's brilliant! You could use leach line rock for a filler if you think your pit would crush in. I did this method years ago and just put a little bleach down it once a month in the summer months. You could also buy septic tank enzyme from the market or RV supply store to keep it sanitary as need be. I had termites in the area and also put malathion down the hole now and then to kill any termites using the water as a drinking source. Please take caution if you have fruit trees or the like near by.
I try to avoid chemicals, like bleach and malathion, but I recognize the temptation. Given the water traps in the urinal drain pipes, there is never any malodorous gas from the system.
When I do put bleach or insecticides in the ground, its just a few drops per gallon, I don't go overboard. Just enough to taint the water to them underground bugs. As for bleach its self, it is in all green plants; chlorine. There are herb and natural remedies books that tell you to put a few drops of bleach in a glass of water and drink it to kill a body fungus you can get. Wikipedia says it's element 17 on the chart & "it is abundant in nature and necessary to most forms of life, including humans."
Yes, it's a "chemical" by definition, but in drop by drop use it will just kill bacteria on a "as needed" basis. It will neutralize and cancel out and not harm nature or your earth in your yard. As a pool owner I can attest to chlorine and algae doing battle and in the end, the algae is dead, and so is the chlorine. Test shows zero and time to add more. It's a salt, that's why you have to add acid to the pool after. Out of the bottle it can eat the hair out of your nostrils, but in correct amounts it is safe as anything.
Chemotherapy can save lives, but it sure can wreak havoc, too. I guess proper action depends a lot on priorities, too.
chlorine is not a nutritional need... "Importance of chlorine in human body?
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Ice cream has deadly chemicals in it. We should ban that; I suppose.
I'm not going to get rid of my pool but, I am going to go out and pee in my pack yard now :)
If animals need salt, I wonder where they get it? I suppose that carnivores would probably pick up some chlorine from the meat they consume. I'm vegetarian. Maybe plants don't have the same salt content as animal products.
Anyway, thanks for the chlorine info.
Hey, how am I supposed to take it when I expand on what I see in your pages here and you come back that pool owners contribute to acid rain. That's a weird comment anyway since all I said to put a few drops down your urinal. I think toxic waste would build up there as anywhere. Especially since your upside down bucket is a dead end.
Have you ever seen the 20/20 where they looked into the spreading grounds in large cities that feed their own underground reservoirs? They found out that there was an incredible amount of toxic and bacteria build up in the soil for thousands of feet outside the area, leaking into peoples fruit trees and gardens. People were showing up at the hospital with all kinds of cronic illnesses far above the average. And that was clean water! They have to now pump extra water so there is overflow so there is a place for things to run off. They can't let it just sit and fester.
What you have here is a small cesspit. They were outlawed decades ago for the very same reasons. Toxins seep up to the surface over time and cause much damage to property as well as humans. They are far from "green". It would be better to study up on septic systems and build and properly maintain small version if you are worried about chemicals that can kill you. Because just as salt and carrots, too much human waste in a concentrated area can....
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Acid rain is mostly sulfuric acid, I think. My comment on pool owners was probably a wild idea, but I still don't see where the chlorine goes, except into the atmosphere, and hydrochloric acid seems like a likely form for it to take.
It just seems out of control sometimes, like we don't know what we're doing, and our population keeps growing. Reduce our population and we would automatically reduce all of our negative impacts from the things we do. .
Ecologically, I think composting is the way to go. Try to find The Humanure Handbook. http://www.jenkinspublishing.com/humanure.html You don't need much more than a bucket to use his system. It's not "waste" anymore when you can put it to good use.
Here's one link for composting toilets. http://www.solareagle.com/sunmar.html
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For the thousands of families without power, running water or even homes a week and a half after Superstorm Sandy, the ASPCA can't unload our pet supply trucks fast enough. Everywhere our trucks stop, we are met by a crowd of needy pet parents who eagerly snap up the supplies before we can pull away to the next distribution point.
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Despite a recent report showing the impact of changes to the school system�s student disciplinary policies, parents and community members say they still are concerned about parents� notification rights.
Several changes to the school system�s response to disciplinary infractions were put into place just before the school year began. The changes included offering alternatives to school-to-school transfers and suspension; adding supports for students during suspensions; re-evaluating penalties for student prescription medication violations; shortening the time between an incident and a disciplinary decision; and gathering greater data on student outcomes after a disciplinary infraction and punishment.
Despite the changes, parents insist there still is a need for greater transparency during the process, including earlier parental notification after a child is caught at or suspected of a disciplinary violation. During last year�s discipline debate, parents said students were interrogated by school officials and, in some cases, pushed to self-incrimination before a parent was notified their child was in trouble.
As a result, parents wanted school officials to notify them before questioning a child on a disciplinary issue. School officials, however, argued when other students� safety is a concern immediate questioning of a student can be necessary.
�There is certainly optimism in the community. � But, there is still a desire for parents to be engaged in the process before that process [of questioning a student] begins,� said parent-advocate Michele Menapace.
Menapace is a member of Fairfax Zero Tolerance Reform, a parent-led group founded seven years ago with the goal of curbing the automatic school-to-school transfer of expelled students.
�The number of transfers being down is good and we�re hopeful about things,� Menapace said.
According to the school system, the number of students transferred from one school to another after being expelled went from 81 during the 2010-11 school year to 27 during the current academic year. This data includes only those transfers that occurred from the beginning of the school year to March, offering an apples-to-apples comparison.
�This is the most complete report I have ever seen on student discipline since my time on the School Board � but there�s still a way to go,� said Del. Kaye Kory (D-Dist. 38) of Falls Church, who proposed student disciplinary reforms during the 2012 General Assembly session.
�I think it�s inevitable that student discipline issues will come up again,� she said of the 2013 General Assembly session, which will begin next winter.
This year, Kory�s House Bill 656, which would have standardized the way parents are notified their child is facing discipline troubles at school, failed to make it out of committee.
Similarly, Del. Jennifer L. McClellan (D-Dist. 71) of Richmond proposed H.B. 365, which would have required superintendents to ensure continued education for students suspended or expelled. That legislation was continued to the 2013 General Assembly session.
Parent-advocates on this issue have said more data on student outcomes after disciplinary depositions would aid school systems in remediation and prevention.
�You have to look at it in the overall context,� Menapace said. �If you�re looking at prevention and intervention, you need to look at everything� The biggest [take away from the report] was the on-track graduation and [grade point average] information. Because that clearly said that children who are disciplined are getting off track. That was abysmal.�
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Kevin Joppy juked. He lowered his shoulder and brushed off contact. Then he juked some more.
The Quince Orchard High School running back finished the carry with his second touchdown, yet another dazzling run on a night he had a few, and returned to the sideline.
"That's why we recruited you, baby!" Quince Orchard football coach Dave Mencarini said.
That's their way of poking fun at the rumors Mencarini enticed Joppy, who played for Seneca Valley High School his first three seasons, to switch schools. In reality, Joppy just moved into the Quince Orchard zone over the summer, he said while smiling about his new situation.
No. 2 Quince Orchard had a lot of fun Thursday night, beating No. 8 Walt Whitman 42-0 in Bethesda.
After Joppy's second score, the real play of the game occurred. A high snap on the extra point slipped off the holder's hands and into kicker Troy Porter's. As the Quince Orchard coaches shouted "Fire!", Porter rolled right and lofted a high pass that slipped behind the Walt Whitman defense and into the arms of Kyle Manion for a 2-point conversion.
"It was just the best experience of my life, probably" Porter said. "Awesome."
After the game, Mencarini wasted little time on Whitman before speaking to his team about its upcoming matchup with No. 4 Damascus.
Quince Orchard hasn't played Damascus in the past two years, but Joppy's Seneca Valley team suffered its only regular-season loss last season to Damascus.
"I want my payback against Damascus," Joppy said. "That's all I'm going to say: Payback."
First, Quince Orchard had to work out some kinks against Whitman.
Quince Orchard's opening drive lasted just three plays, including a dropped pass and a dropped snap, before the Cougars punted.
Mencarini said he wasn't worried, and with quarterback Mike Murtaugh leading the offense, his team offense quickly showed why.
The first four plays of Quince Orchard's next drive: 20-yard pass to Elliott Davis, 11-yard pass to Bampoe-Addo, 12-yard pass to Joppy, 16-yard run by Shawn Barlow.
The only key Quince Orchard offensive weapon not involved in that sequence was Malcolm Brown, and he capped the drive with an 11-yard touchdown reception.
Murtaugh threw for 199 yards and Joppy ran for 104 yards — before halftime. With Davis and Clay Shelton-Jones each intercepting passes and Adam McLean applying pressure from the defense line, Quince Orchard earned a running clock late in the second quarter.
Since moving up to 4A two years ago, Quince Orchard is now 20-0 against 4A West competition and has won those games by an average score of 41-7. Whitman was impressive in a 28-0 Week 1 victory against James H. Blake (a 4A North team), but once again, Quince Orchard showed why it's the king of the 4A West.
"It's going to take a Herculean effort for somebody to knock them off their throne right now," Whitman coach Jim Kuhn said.
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Hi guys,
I need your help about a problem I am having with my Dynasty 300DX.
Since I bought the machine I only used it to weld stainless steel on DC mode. Today I tried welding aluminum for the first time on AC mode. When I tried to establish a weld pool it started the arc but could not develop a weld pool like there was not enough power. Amps were set to about 180 so with that amps it should melt the 1/4 inch aluminum flat bar I was trying on. Then I turned up a bit more frequency and changed ac balance, then when I tried to start an arc, it started doing a clicking noise from the lower/rear part of the machine and when I looked at the machine, the display was flickering and some of the green lights coming on and off.
I discovered that the machine only does this when set on HF start . On Lift Arc mode it welds fine in DC mode on stainless steel, but in AC it does not start an arc no matter what settings I try.
Here is a video of the clicking noise it is doing when on HF start when I press the pedal. It does it in DC and AC mode.
Can you please help me out? I bought the machine used and the company I bought it from assured me that the machine works perfectly.
Before contacting the company I bought it from, what do you guys think the problem is? Has anyone experienced this problem? Any tech guys from Miller can give me their input? I come from Malta (Europe), I imported the machine from Uk. There are only couple of Miller machines on the island and I don't have anywhere I can take it to be checked out, because there is no dealer in Malta.
Hope to hear from you guys soon,
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Turn up the heat more. You have a foot pedal don't you. 180 amps will have you waiting to get a puddle going. You have 300 amps man. I always wonder why people are scared to turn up the amps when they have the machine that will do it.
Also, post what your settings are. I would start with at least 225 amps (I would use 245 amps), balance 74-76 and frequency about 130hz or so. I don't like to wait for a puddle and hover around with the torch, hence higher amps for me. If you cannot get a puddle in less than three seconds then turn up the heat. Simple as that.
Oh, and your hard starting issue, welcome to inverter technology without "blue lightning" technology. You need to scratch the tungsten on your work before pressing the pedal when this happens(not scratch start). I am so used to doing this I do it all the time.
Here is a video for a Miller Tech expert explaining your exact situation. I still think doing this is bogus, but it is the nature of the beast. You really need to read the Dynasty process (I think it is a sticky). Not trying to be harsh here but you will eliminate a lot of grief if you just sit down and read it and maybe re-read it.
Here is the vid from Andy.
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I think your on a set of preset preprogrammed parameters, and your not letting the machine follow them. So the machine is saying what the FXXK is going on here.
If you got this machine used, you might want to do a machine reset.
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Thanks for the replies guys.
That was my first time using the machine in AC mode. I saw some videos about a tech guy from miller explaining the machine settings so I got to know a few things first. Since it was my first time I started with 180 amps because I was not sure what was going to happen and I was sort of experimenting. The thing is now that the machine now looks like it developed a fault and is doing the clicking/flickering, if you see the video you know what I'm talking about.
The manual for my machine is this: http://www.millerwelds.com/om/o358a_mil.pdf
I can't find what buttons to press to do a factory preset, any help please?
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
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I just bought the same model of the Dynasty 300DX. I came from a repair shop in a factory that shut down and the memory settings were locked. It explains how to lock them in the manual. Look in section 4-13. If they are locked with a code and you do not know the code contact Miller Tech and they can walk you through unlocking it by doing a 4 button reset. I had to do this to mine.This procedure is not shown in the manual. Good luck.
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The machine is not locked, I can go to what ever settings I want and change anything. I put in all the factory parameter default settings copied from Dynasty 300dx manual http://www.millerwelds.com/om/o358ag_mil.pdf and the machine still acts the same.
One thing that I wish to add is, when yesterday I switched it on, I was able to start arc on AC with HF start but after 5 sec it just shut down the arc and when I pressed the pedal again it started doing the clicking/flickering noise so I think that it has to be a fault when the machine welds on AC.Miller Dynasty 300DX
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Again these machines are error sensitive, so you are attempting to take this machine out of a preset parameter.
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I just emailed the Miller tech department for some help and also asked them how to do a factory reset on this model of Dynasty.Miller Dynasty 300DX
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Reading several of your previous posts, I'm more inclined to question the power feeding the machine, rather than the welder itself.
In your previous posts, it seemed that you were not very knowledgeable about input power requirements, especially as it pertained to wire size. It seems that you installed the machine for 3 Phase power. Are you sure you've got the wiring done correctly.
I don't run my machines on 3 Phase, so I can't tell you whether the Dynasty will throw a fault code if you drop one leg of power.Syncrowave 250 DX Tigrunner
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SundownIII, When I first bought the machine I was not sure that the electrical supply that I had installed in my workshop was large enough to give enough juice to the tig machine. Then on the manual I found the exact measurements of wire thickness that the machine require and went to an electrical supplies store and showed him the manual and he gave me the proper wire size for the machine. I been using it on in DC mode with no trouble at all , the problem started when I tried using the machine in AC mode. The machine does not give any errors for electrical supply. The machine already came with a 3 phase plug installed, all I did was install the wall mounted plug and installed the colored wires like all my other 3 phase plugs.Miller Dynasty 300DX
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The Fairfax field hockey team continued its undefeated season with a 4-0 win against Herndon last Saturday to capture a first-place finish at the 17th Annual Herndon Invitational Tournament. It marked the Rebels' first-ever triumph in the eight-team competition, which was held in conjunction with National Field Hockey Day, a new concept introduced this year by USA Field Hockey.
Senior Shannon Cosgrove, who was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, broke the ice 10 minutes into the game with a powerful shot near the edge of the circle, and two second-half goals from junior Emily Freeman secured the Rebels' 10th win of the season.
Fairfax has shown no signs of letting up despite graduating 11 seniors from last year's team and inserting seven new players into the starting lineup this season. Even with a back line composed almost entirely of sophomores, the Rebels have surrendered just one goal with five games left to be played before the Liberty District Tournament rolls around. Three Rebels were named to the all-tournament team Saturday: Cosgrove, Freeman and Sam Zelenack.
"Last year we had the strongest team I think I've ever had," said 13th-year coach Amber Beaudoin, referring to the 2011 squad that finished 15-7. "So for this team to be playing as well as they are is amazing. Everybody said it was a rebuilding year, but I think we're reloading."
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"We have a team full of sophomores, so we were expecting to come on at the end of the season," said Cosgrove, who led the tournament with six goals to bring her season total to 13. "But we've actually been undefeated all season, so it's felt great."
First-year Herndon coach Mary Miller, meanwhile, did well to guide the Hornets to their first championship appearance in their own tournament. A 3-2 loss in penalty strokes against Marshall was offset by a pair of shutout wins against Battlefield and Washington-Lee, vaulting them to a matchup against Fairfax that played out closer than the final score might have indicated.
The loss dropped Herndon to 6-3 on the season, already a dramatic improvement for a team that hasn't managed to put together more than seven wins during any of the past three seasons. Three Hornets made the all-tournament team: Sofia Palacios, Taylor Stone and Annie Kelley.
Miller, who has returned to coaching after spending the past eight years away from the sideline, credits the improvement in part to her team's blend of leadership and young talent.
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Charles County Commissioner Debra M. Davis asked Sheriff Rex Coffey if he'd accept an audit of his department during the presentation of his department's fiscal 2014 budget request Tuesday.
Coffey's total request of $81.7 million represents an 18 percent increase over the current $69 million budget for the Charles County Sheriff's Office, which itself comprises one-fifth of the total county budget.
"This is a huge percentage of our county budget, and I think we owe it to our taxpayers to do a little more delving into it," Davis (D) said, before asking Coffey (D) if he would be "willing to comply with an external audit?"
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Of the $12.6 million budget increase in Coffey's request, $11.9 million would come from the general fund and the remaining $707,500 would be in the form of lease purchases.
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Davis said she would support the budget request, "but I believe that we owe it to our citizens to have an open book on how this much of their money is being spent. This is a huge portion of our county budget."
"I agree with that, but I think I'll just leave you with this: There are no secrets in the sheriff's office, so we are open to any kind of looking into us that you feel is necessary," Coffey said. "Only thing I'll say is be careful what you ask for. You might find out that we're understaffed, we're underbudgeted. Unchecked growth is going on in this county, more roads to cover, more businesses to cover. Our constitutional duties have increased threefold."
"I will assure you, if it came back like that, we would enter into some long-term program to get you up to par," Davis said.
"Outstanding," Coffey said.
The sheriff's department also asked that $240,000 to replace the video recording systems at the county jail and its annex be added to the requested fiscal 2015 capital improvement plan, but Commissioner Ken Robinson (D) said the funding could be considered for the fiscal 2014 CIP because it hasn't been finalized.
Commissioners' Vice President Reuben B. Collins II (D) cited the county's tight purse strings before asking Coffey how he determined that he needed another 10 deputies.
Coffey pointed out that, despite the county's rapid growth, his department has increased its force by only 12 officers since he was elected in 2006 — six in 2007 and another six in 2008 — and nine of them were assigned as school resource officers.
"We're going into the fifth year of not getting new officers, and all you have to do is drive around this county to see the growth that's occurring," Coffey said.
The sheriff said that the county committed years ago, prior to his election, to have one sheriff's officer for every 500 residents. Given that the county has 291 sheriff's officers and an estimated 2012 population of nearly 150,600, the ratio currently sits at roughly one officer for every 517 residents.
Adding 10 officers to that total brings the ratio down to one officer for every 500 residents.
Collins indicated a preference to study the issue but was wary of committing the money just yet.
"I'm certainly inclined to really look at and explore the feasibility of addressing that, but I hope you can also appreciate that this is a tremendous increase in the budget," Collins said.
Commissioners' President Candice Quinn Kelly (D) said the county has discussed implementing a "global approach" to security at all of its buildings and perhaps replacing the school resource officers "with more of a court security-type of officer."
"It is a big increase, and there's always room for working through things, but I do think it's essential that we recognize the importance of public safety in this county," she added.


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