Did you know how useful human waste can be? | Circular Revolution

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  • Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025

Комментарии • 34

  • @wrong-unkim9080
    @wrong-unkim9080 Год назад +9

    These people are basically night soil collectors. What used to be an essential job in keeping London clean and healthy. Good to see entrepreneurs fulfilling a need.

    • @sianwarwick633
      @sianwarwick633 Год назад +1

      Yes. Very needed resource, as water records show

  • @andreaamer1183
    @andreaamer1183 Год назад +2

    We live off grid and use a compost toilet but in Ontario , Canada human , compost waste has by law to be left for 2 yrs to breakdown. This is to make sure that the breakdown cycle is complete and safe to use to plough back into ground. Anything less than 2 yrs can cause issues fir example if it was used for farming and growth of food and then selling to the public.

  • @lovinglifeinwellies
    @lovinglifeinwellies 5 месяцев назад

    What an amazing and much needed project. I think a petition to the CRT needs to be made?!

  • @thelastpilot4582
    @thelastpilot4582 Год назад +4

    As a none boater I have asked what people do with their compost before and never got an answer. This video was really great and showed a brilliant system that needs to expanded to cover the whole network. Well done really good Vlog.

    • @thefloatinghome17
      @thefloatinghome17  Год назад +1

      So glad it was informative, I am so happy to be supporting their project! Thanks for watching :)

  • @iamfreespirituk
    @iamfreespirituk Год назад

    Calling all entrepeneurs living near a canal...this is a perfect business opportunity with eco friendly roots!! Considering humans are the cause of so much damage it is fantastic to see someone taking the initiative and working so hard to uphold the sustainability of our planet with the sh*t we leave behind 👏🏻 All hail the ultimate recyclers 😊

  • @markbonn1982
    @markbonn1982 Год назад +3

    WOW ~ How interesting.
    A subject as I'd never even thought of, composting loos on-board..
    Far better/er than blu/elsan chemical cassettes etc :-)
    A proper eye opener for sure :-)

  • @marielouisebeck8732
    @marielouisebeck8732 Год назад +1

    Good for the planet and less use of water. I can see this being used in most homes when an infrastructure is put in place, fabulous well done and good luck

  • @cababness
    @cababness Год назад

    I'm surprised the Canal and River Trust don't get on board with this. Sustainability and perfect recycling!

  • @serenadm6619
    @serenadm6619 Год назад

    What a great project :)

  • @MelG-ut3hs
    @MelG-ut3hs Год назад +1

    That was a great vlog. Very interesting.

  • @joannebowman2246
    @joannebowman2246 Год назад +1

    Great initiative and very interesting!

  • @Roo-s_Life
    @Roo-s_Life Год назад +2

    Brilliant vlog, thank you for highlighting this, let's hope it will become available everywhere in the future 💩

  • @SarahPutnam-q1h
    @SarahPutnam-q1h Год назад +1

    What a great job !❤😊

  • @sianwarwick633
    @sianwarwick633 Год назад +1

    Excellent 🎉 idea. Anything to restore the ph balance in that canal water, I think it's too much K - Phosphorus in the water. It's present in many areas of the canal system, urban and rural. Like to see them expand all over. Thanks for presenting Circular Révolution.

  • @paulfrench8795
    @paulfrench8795 Год назад +1

    Great content guys! Good luck in the future... Love your laugh Rusty!!!

  • @trevorsbarkingmadchannel4501
    @trevorsbarkingmadchannel4501 Год назад +1

    What a brilliant idea. Love it. Great vlog indeed.

  • @alissaberry438
    @alissaberry438 Год назад

    Love your videos :) This is a great environmentally friendly plan, I want to live on a boat one day so i'm interested in finding out more. I'm not sure what the CRT guidelines are for composting toilets but what do most boaters currently do to dispose of the waste from their compost loo without this service?

  • @SarahPutnam-q1h
    @SarahPutnam-q1h Год назад

    How do you empty your compost loo ?

  • @SarahPutnam-q1h
    @SarahPutnam-q1h Год назад +1

    This is so cool !❤ I have been wondering what people with the compost loos do on boats .What do you do as your not in London ?

  • @k9nick
    @k9nick Год назад

    I think household waste is taken care of isn't it?
    Many many years ago, early 80s, I drive for a company that took treated sewage, that is, sewage from sediment ponds, in a tanker, to syon park where the waste was dried and put into the beds at syon park, and bagged for sale as I recall.

  • @ianb-w8d
    @ianb-w8d Год назад +1

    Rusty the turd collector. Made for the job

  • @lesleyharris525
    @lesleyharris525 Год назад

    They used to call this dust bin collection, and they used the sh^t and the pee was very much in demand for plant fertiliser and used in dyeing leather. And most is now just a toxic waste 😢.

  • @Andrea29987
    @Andrea29987 Год назад +2

    Wonderful! Love that it is a cooperative. We need more communities like this…..just doesn’t fit in with horrible capitalism so the government won’t support

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    @ianb-w8d Год назад

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