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I wring the water out of tea leaves and coffee grounds before throwing them away with the rest of the garbage.
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Bars of soap, lipstick, barbie dolls head once, rocks, food, shoe strings, paper cups, chalk, crayons, toothbrush, flour once! ............When I was a child~....
As an adult I only throw Septic treatment down once a month...We had open well as child, I threw roller skates, shoes, dolls , bricks , books and many toys down it! Yeah I had issues.....
I used to flush politicians down the toilet. After all that is where they all belong! Unfortunately they all just hung around the pipes and created a smelly back-up problem. That was my first real view of how the Senate and Congress really worked. It was an ugly site so I stopped flushing them down!
Now I flush the occasional Tax Man down the terlet, both IRS and local property Tax Man. It doesn't do much good because I still receive the tax bills. But at least it is a minute of satisfaction as I watch them swirl down the bowl!
Other than that I only send down "Number 1", "Number 2" and the used "Butt Wipe"!
I used to flush old medicines when I had city plumbing. I know bad idea. I read an article about how water is testing positive for all sorts of drugs. Opps. It is becoming a serious problem in some cities. I have septic now and do not flush anything that I am not supposed to. I even throw kleenex in the trash instead of flushing it.
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