The Disposal of Household Wastes
The Disposal of Household Wastes
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Hence it is much preferable to keep all sewage on the surface or just under the surface, and this can be done with success in several ways. In the case of small cottage lots the only safe method is to build absolutely tight cess- pools. I should construct these cesspools not in the usual way, but with two chambers, the first and smaller one to act as a retaining chamber for solids and grease, while the second and larger one is to receive by means of an overflow, dipping well down below the wate...r level of the first chamber, only the liquid sewage. Much of the latter can be pumped out at intervals and used to water the lawn or flower beds, and the first chamber should be frequently emptied, at night, and the contents mixed with charcoal, gypsum, and ashes, and dug into the ground. All flow of rain or surface water into the cesspool should be avoided. Another scheme, applicable to larger lots, would be to carry from the liquid chamber a number of outlet pipes all placed on the same level, distributing the sewage close under the surface of the ground, but under no cir- cumstances should an overflow be taken from any sewage cesspool to the beach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence it is much preferable to keep all sewage on the surface or just under the surface, and this can be done with success in several ways. In the case of small cottage lots the only safe method is to build absolutely tight cess- pools. I should construct these cesspools not in the usual way, but with two chambers, the first and smaller one to act as a retaining chamber for solids and grease, while the second and larger one is to receive by means of an overflow, dipping well down below the wate...r level of the first chamber, only the liquid sewage. Much of the latter can be pumped out at intervals and used to water the lawn or flower beds, and the first chamber should be frequently emptied, at night, and the contents mixed with charcoal, gypsum, and ashes, and dug into the ground. All flow of rain or surface water into the cesspool should be avoided. Another scheme, applicable to larger lots, would be to carry from the liquid chamber a number of outlet pipes all placed on the same level, distributing the sewage close under the surface of the ground, but under no cir- cumstances should an overflow be taken from any sewage cesspool to the beach.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wm Paul William Paul Gerhard to read onlineMoreLess
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