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Anonymous users2024-01-23Let's tell you this, as long as it is fertilizer from the toilet, it can basically be beneficial to the crop, for strawberries, it is still good nutrition, but in a word, the manure must be treated, because if it is used directly, plus the strawberry fruit is likely to have some excess contact with the ground, so it is best to deal with it to prevent eating bacteria, I hope to adopt, thank you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The manure in the toilet can fertilize the strawberries and is organic fertilizer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Yes, but it will take a long time to decompose.
Don't take the paper with you, rush down.
Absolutely.
The mercury in the thermometer does not affect the growth of crops at all. >>>More
Upstairs, please, people talk about ships, not submarines. Of course, the sewage and waste on the ships are dumped directly into the sea, as was the case in the past and is still the case. Because the warship itself is for combat, there will not be much space to install special waste disposal equipment, and larger ships, such as aircraft carriers, will have this kind of equipment, but ordinary tonnage warships will not have it. >>>More
It's all sealed.
When the time comes, take it out, throw it out, and clean it. >>>More
No, there are plastic bags underneath the toilets on airplanes, and toilets on trains are directly connected to the outside world.