Urinals for the home -> why not?

Wikis are not authoritative scientific sites. I can assure you that unless someone has a urinary tract infection, a "clean catch" urine specimen will culture either nothing at all, or harmless, non-pathogenic bacteria. People with functioning kidneys excrete urea in their urine.
Posted by Peter in Home Repair 14 years ago 
Gluing Composite Material

.... why not take as many detailed photos as useful showing .... what a non damaged leg connection looks like, The fourth leg is cracked at the screw sites, also, but the pieces haven't separated as with the other 3 legs. Taking pics and sending to System 3 sounds like good ...
Posted by Sonny in Woodworking Forum 12 years ago 
Review: Wixey Digital Angle Gauge

And I'm sure there are lots of well-bahaved sites created with front page. But I also suspect that it is much easier to create IE-specific non-standard html in frontpage than in many other authoring tools.
Posted by alexy in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Showing my noobieness / wood sources

Still close enough to Detroit to make it worth your while for a visit. Their selection is better than Public, and they have an entire barn filled with wide boards (11" and up). They have hard maple anywhere from 3/4 to 12/4.
Posted by wood_newbie in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
What is it? Set 515

3003: Hay bins / animal feeders 3004: Horseshoe hole pattern? 3005: presses, but for what? 3006: gouge, wood working?
Posted by mungedaddress in Woodworking Forum 12 years ago 
OT(ish) - recycling black plastic

Here they have bins for clear and coloured glass. I wonder who then sort the brown, the green from all of the other colours?
Posted by Harry Bloomfield in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Batteries - rechgble NiMH in place of Alkaline/Lithium?

8x 1.5V alkali will give the bins 12V, but NiMHs will be closer to 9.6V They might complain about flat batteries a lot earlier
Posted by Andy Burns in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 7 years ago 
Wheelie bin to composter....

I think most bins already have a small hole in the bottom for drainage. Any bigger holes may provide ingress for small creatures. Owain
Posted by spuorgelgoog in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 6 years ago 
Swarfega green - still good?

Sadly we're on an "empty the bins once a fortnight" scheme. I'd have to be cunning, and I'd probably still get earbashed about "waste".
Posted by Steve Firth in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
Shredded paper...

That's what our local authority does, we can put shredded paper and cardboard into the garden waste bins whose contents go to be composted.
Posted by tinnews in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 14 years ago