Cloth nappies or disposables?

[davidc4430]

Cloth nappies or disposables? We crunched the numbers so you don't have to

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-25/cloth-nappies-vs-disposables-crunching-the-numbers/11994864

i was under the asumption disposing of human waste in the general rubish was against the law.

if thats so there is tones of soiled nappies being dumped into waste that shouldnt be.

i bet if i pooed in a bucket all the time then tipped it into my big green bin ready for collection by council and they got 'wind' of it.

wow, and what a stink that would be!

id be in big trouble!

and yet families all over are doing exactly that by putting old nappies in the bin!

[icyfroth]

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@domino-710 wrote:

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@icyfroth wrote:

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@domino-710 wrote:

Say - you spill - the whole dish of bolognese onto the table.

Do you scoop it up - with a teatowel /whatever - put the whole into the washer - hoping.

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Thing is...the washer drains it into the general waste water.  Not into the rubbish disposal.

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Thing is - a whole meal is going through your very cool casuals.

Good luck with tomorrow's outfit.

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Not really. I don't know about you, but  seperate my washing.

Cases like your bolognese example, I would put it  into the wash on it's own. After rinsing it well, of course.

Again, it doesn't  go into the rubbish, it gets drained out into the waste water.