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Nov 15, 2009 08:54

I'm sure guys would have seen one of those water-saving urinals that uses biotechnology instead of water to "clean up" liquid waste. I've always been curious about how it's done exactly, but apparantly it's a trade secret or something, and all I've found was that microbes are used (obviously) to clean up uric acid (well, duh). You don't need a Ph.D ( Read more... )

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etoh November 16 2009, 13:37:26 UTC
Fermentation to Dark Indian Pale Ale?

http://www.eco-works.co.uk/howitworks.php
Anyway, I am still doubtful about this flushless urinals. I mean they still have to "settle" the urinal wall....

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chrono_cross November 16 2009, 13:48:37 UTC
How they settle the urinal wall is one of my first problem I thought about as well. But it seems to be working though. NIE has been using it for a long time.

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