Sanitation in Daily Life
Sanitation in Daily Life
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A pail of dirty water may be thrown with impunity on the same spot each morning for twenty years if the soil takes it up within five or ten minutes, but if the soil is clayey, so that the water stands half a day, and perhaps is wet even the next morning, then purification does not take place. A small plot of sandy soil will take care of the drainage of a house, if it is used in alternate sections, and if trees such as apples or wil- lows are grown on the edge. Some crops may be grown, such as c...orn, whose fruit is far enough above the surface to escape the drainage water. Since most germs, how- ever, are killed by drying in the sunlight, there is little The Clean House 35 danger from an irrigation garden. The underground water is in constant motion toward lower land, but the level of the so-called water table is not usually that of the surface. Herein is the cause of so many mistakes in the placing of wells and cesspools and barns in the country. The slope of surface and water level do not coincide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A pail of dirty water may be thrown with impunity on the same spot each morning for twenty years if the soil takes it up within five or ten minutes, but if the soil is clayey, so that the water stands half a day, and perhaps is wet even the next morning, then purification does not take place. A small plot of sandy soil will take care of the drainage of a house, if it is used in alternate sections, and if trees such as apples or wil- lows are grown on the edge. Some crops may be grown, such as c...orn, whose fruit is far enough above the surface to escape the drainage water. Since most germs, how- ever, are killed by drying in the sunlight, there is little The Clean House 35 danger from an irrigation garden. The underground water is in constant motion toward lower land, but the level of the so-called water table is not usually that of the surface. Herein is the cause of so many mistakes in the placing of wells and cesspools and barns in the country. The slope of surface and water level do not coincide.
What to read after Sanitation in Daily Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards, Ellen H. (Ellen Henrietta), 1842-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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