The sad thing is that our overuse of toxic products-be it cleaning products, pharmaceuticals that come out of our bodies, or other things we flush down our toilets-make our sewage sludge unhealthy.
We'll get 'em this time, with what we flush down our toilets.
However, these days there are not enough cow chips to go around, so some places, including Sweden, have taken to replacing it with sewage sludge, which is the cleaned-up version of the gross slurry containing everything we flush down our toilets – cleaning products, medicines, puke, and so on.
Some could replace the drinking water we use to flush our toilets and clean our homes.
This video, in particular, is a call to arms regarding the issue of Net Neutrality and it cleverly gets the idea across that we shouldn't "flush" our freedoms away (you'll get why after you watch).
"There's these municipalities that say, 'Oh, no, we don't want you to flush our toilets with rainwater because we'll lose budget money on it,'" Crawford said.
It makes no sense to measure water use solely by how many times we flush the toilet, wash our cars, or take a bath.
We don't need potable water to flush our toilets or water our lawns.
The body is trained to fight or flee quickly, to flush our systems with extra cortisol and adrenaline until we're safe and our hormonal systems can resume normal balance.
Now you see how we have been flushing our money away?
