OT Olden days was Re: Getting rid of old prescriptions

[Guest guest]

Interesting point - our bunnies use recycled paper litter, and we

flush small amounts at a time. When they used pine litter (before we

knew better, since pine shavings release toxins), we used to throw it

out in the trash. Sometimes I wonder if the town's sewer authority

will notice that we flush a lot of bunny waste and recycled newspaper

down the potty (we had *16* rabbits at one point, only have two now).

Sorry, I don't want to picture the chickens

But I'm sure they were tasty

My friend grew up in Hong Kong, and won't eat tofu because they used

to sell it in huge barrels swarming with flies in the open markets.

Sometimes I think we make a choice between " organic " or natural

contamination, and " chemical " contamination. (being a chemist, I know

that those terms are used inappropriately not accurately in common

usage, but y'all know what I mean)

Take care,

RH

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> How about cat litter? There isn't much else you can do but put it

in the dumpster?