Sentences with phrase «used toilet water»

Someone who has read what research is out there and told in detail how a baby can die by inhaling essentially used toilet water?

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I do not have two more legs yet to make the 100 % to pick, where you actually need to run and go to the toilet just during the break,» while other employees even admitted to not drinking water throughout their work shift for fear of having to use the toilet.

Essentially, along with your regular toilet, an additional water storage tank and pump is installed that allows you to store recycled water used from your sink, tub, or shower and then use it when you flush.

Makes much more sense to believe a book written 1850 years ago by a bunch of goat herders that thought the world was flat and didn't even have the sense not to use their drinking water as the toilet.

But she was persistent and Brryan was finally allowed to attend school, subject to various conditions: he could only come for half a day and couldn't drink from the water fountains or use the toilets (in the 1990s, people thought you could catch AIDS from a toilet seat, Brryan explains).

Using condensed water captured from refrigerated cases in the Mendocino store to flush toilets.

Both of the company's stores are equipped with solar panels and Harvest uses condensed water captured from refrigerated cases in the Mendocino store to flush toilets.

The venue is committed to operating in a sustainable and environmentally - friendly way and has a number of initiatives in place to achieve this including serving Fairtrade teas and coffees, using recycled office materials and harvesting rain water to flush a proportion of the toilets.

A sea of Lycra and helmets swelled as riders milled about, refilling water bottles, sipping coffee and waiting to use portable toilets.

While you are waiting for the water to warm up, catch it in a bucket and use it for watering your plants or garden or for flushing your toilet

We also have a bucket in the shower, and use the water collected to flush the toilet and / or water the garden.

We have brand - new low water toilets and they use 1.6 gallons per flush.

These seats do away with the need for toilet paper, and instead, use a water nozzle to clean those personal hard to reach spots.

You can use a spatula dedicated to only this use or simply dip the diaper in the toilet bowl water to loosen the fecal matter.

They pump clean water from your pipes, through the hose and can be used to spray the solid waste off of cloth diapers and into the toilet — the same job I do with a piece of toilet paper.

Before that I was swishing and using the force from the toilet water coming in to get the poop off.

The link actually explains several ways to make your toilet use less water, some of which cost money, but anything that displaces water in the tank will reduce the amount of water your toilet uses by the volume of the item.

Using green (or equal parts blue and yellow) food coloring, make the water in the toilet bowl green.

Do not be surprised if your child loves running to dump the excess water rom the potty chair into the actual toilet, similar to what happens when kids use their own potty chairs.

Then I use this water to dump in the toilet.

You are also enhancing your communication and bond with your baby, moving gently towards early toileting independence, removing the risk of genital rashes and saving heaps of energy and water used in washing cloth nappies and / or all the money that you would otherwise be spending on disposables.

It is used instead to wash cars, water the lawn, wash dishes, flush toilets, etc..

amandamay said: «All of you flushing poop down the toilet from each baby diaper are wasting huge amounts of water (Average U.S. toilets use 2 - 3 gallons of water each flush).»

The amount of water used to wash the diapers is about the same as flushing the toilet 5 times a day which the child will doing when they are potty trained.

Washing cloth diapers at home uses 50 to 70 gallons (approx. 189 to 264 litres) of water every three days, which is roughly equivalent to flushing the toilet 15 times a day, unless the user has a high - efficiency washing machine.

For example, if you are training your child on how to use the regular toilet you can do things like adding some color to the water because the bright color will excite him when he flushes.

So help your child wash his hands with soap and warm water after he uses the toilet, before meals and snacks, and as soon as he comes home from daycare, the playground, or a friend's house.

Instead, use warm water in a squeeze bottle and dab dry with toilet paper after using the bathroom.

Washing your own cloth diapers every 2 - 3 days uses about the same amount of water as a toilet - trained child or an adult flushing the toilet.

After my daughter uses the potty, we just dump all liquid and solid waste into the toilet and then add a little water to give it a rinse.

Change the color of the toilet water to blue by using cleaning tablets or food coloring.

These wipes can be used as baby wipes with water or a diaper solution (recipe included), face wipes, washcloths, toilet paper, etc..

Finally, after flushing the toilets all day with pool water and using tons of hand sanitizer, the water came back and we were able to fill the tub.

The water used to wash cloth diapers is about the same as the amount used by the same number of kids to flush a toilet — so a child in toilet training uses the same amount of water as a child in diapers.

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If poop is unformed, scrape off with designated spatula and use the back of the spatula to squeeze out water from the diaper against the side of the toilet or use The Potty Pail to spray it off.

Talk out loud about how you're using the toilet, how you wipe with a little bit of paper, how you flush the toilet and then, how you wash your hands with soap and water afterwards.

It is used to keep water droplets and fecal matter within the toilet bowl where it belongs.

A toilet seat lock is an easy to use and install lock that keeps your lid closed so that a baby or toddler can not play in the toilet water.

Make sure that everyone in your house is washing their hands with soap and water after changing a diaper and using the toilet, and before preparing and eating food.

However since a detachable shower head doesn't typically have a turn - off finger trigger, you'll need «three» hands to avoid spraying water everywhere once your spraying is complete: one hand to hold the bigger detachable shower head, another hand to hold whatever shield you are using over the toilet, and then another hand to hold the shower head that's on full force and shield steadily with one hand while you turn off the water to the shower with your «third» hand.

During the student protests of 2010, demonstrators used map apps to alert others to where police were imposing «kettles» — containment areas which trapped them in the freezing cold without access to food, water or toilet facilities.

The Conservatives, meanwhile, are reportedly considering plans to use rain water - so - called grey water - in toilets and washing machines as a way of solving shortages.

Wash hands carefully and thoroughly with soap and water, especially after using the toilet or changing diapers, and before eating, preparing and handling food.

Wash your hands carefully and thoroughly with soap and water, especially after using the toilet or changing diapers.

Wash your hands carefully and thoroughly with soap and water, especially after using the toilet or changing diapers, and always before eating, preparing, or handling food.

EU guidance on the amount of water to be used in a toilet flush was the «most absurd waste of money» said Conservative MP Peter Bone.

Toilets using 20 % less water than today's norm — 6.06 liters per flush — are already on the market.

«Because the demands for water usage in the U.S. are going to change in the next 5 years, it is likely that toilets will be required to use less water than they use now,» McHale says.

Many buildings employing green roofs are able to find abundant uses for the water they collect, from watering exterior plantings at ground level to flushing toilets inside.