Water conservation

I had one of these in my last rental and it was awesome.

Niagara Toilet

 

Come on now.... I've had way too much math today already lol

 

Speaking from experience , that is true

 

Water wasters: Golf courses and cemeteries.

 

Mrs. Oz must not be much of a cook if you're flushing her meatloaf.

 

I ate it first

 

If you're crapping meatloaf you should maybe see a doctor about that...

 

Right. My wife says I have a weird sense of humor.

 

Holy hell is right. I'm about where OZ is with an extra body in the house...speaking of which I'm about to have 3 more and a dog until further notice...

 

I use 5 to 8k gal. in the house a Mo. But the yard sprinkler water is 30 to 50k a Mo in the summer.

 

That's fucking retarded

Resource wars coming up

 

Don't you just have to mow more if you water it??? That'd be out for me...

 

Fuck that ,, Hippies lose

 

I mow every Thurs., If it needs it or not

 

I mow at least twice a week without watering, but we average a little over 50" of rain a year. I also like mowing.

 

Chris I think I'm around 55" a year and I'm all about riding the Dixie Chopper. I do about 15 acres a week and bush hog on top of that once a month or so. Mowing twice a week, though it could use it in the spring, is out for me. The fuel cost alone to mow is $20 to $25 for one mow.

 

You win. I've only got about three acres and a ride behind.

 

I don't. I like my moss.

 

My toilet was the original one that came with the house that was built in 1980.

If you had to deal with this POS toilet you'd have wanted to tie it up to the back of your truck and drag it down the highway too.

Besides.... in terms of water conservation toilets are minimal. It's residential agriculture where most of our drinking water goes to.

 

In Florida?