SMS wrote the following: Where do you think the sewer treatment plant dumps all their sludge and solids? A sink drain screen does the same and they don't use electricity.
It's not so much the splice, but the legality of having an open splice in a non-approved box. There are temporary boxes for sale (for locations like construction sites) with legal bushings, covers, etc.
One year my mother actually spaced wire compost bins out in the beds and planted the tomatoes around them. stuff continued to be added to the bins and they were well watered the idea being that the "green tea" would leach out to the plants. Well it sure did.
The message from The Natural Philosopher contains these words: I've been wondering how long it will be before old rubbish dumps will be worth mining for their metals and plastics.
I know of a couple of sites that run Tomcat as their only HTTP server and they are getting a non-trivial amount of traffic.
These non-"dwellings" aren't dumps, many are worth more than $250K. Guess we should just knock them all down as "blighted". Just goes to prove that bureaucratic idiocy isn't just an American thing.
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Only refuse contained completely within the bins are collected. If any are overfilled or contain the wrong type of refuse they will be left. The biggest problem though is the fortnightly collections. The bins just aren't big enough.
Throw all the ice away and clean everything and pour vinegar in your tray and leave until it dumps. Then just dump and throw away the next batch. Start testing the next batch as soon as it dumps, but test some and leave the rest in the bin, testing them after they have been there ...