can you use biodegradable clay
1473526
Hi Melinda, as long as it's the same size as the non biodegradeable it will work. I've used it once so far and am glad I made the purchase. It worked great and we were able to practice several different scenarios with it.
1473527
Yes you can. That's all I use. The only problem I've had with this thing is the limit switch gets out of adjustment occasionally. When that happens, it causes the thrower arm to keep going by itself. Not a big problem since the owners manual tells you how to adjust the switch...easy fix. Great unit so far.
1473528
Yes you can. We use both White Flyer (Walmart) and Champion clays, they are both biodegradable. Works like a charm. The last clay in the stack doesn't normally feed right, we just either add more clays or if we are done remove it. Good luck!
377814
I believe you can . As long as the clay if fully hardened and the fake water isn't a pure solvent base product
1346509
Hi, The sides of the package don't display information about the biodegradability, just that they are 'extra long, extra strong, and lavender scented'. If you go to the manufacturer's website, however, you can find out that the core of each roll is made from recycled materials (as is the packaging) and the bag is a corn-based, all natural, compostable product. See more at http://www.earthrated.com/about/. Thanks.
536682
My main answer is I don't know. But, I have a strong suspicion that it would be safe. Because it's biodegradable, it will break down easily. The info I was able to find about this matter also said it was safe. It's just hard to know for certain. If I were you, I would definitely use it with a septic system but, again, I'm not 100% certain. Hope that helps!!
2150080
Yes, I believe you could do this. As long as the clay is thoroughly dry, I think you could gently wipe it on with a lint free rag. Brushing might work also but might leave brush strokes. I love this product.
2065957
No this is only meant for external application. If you want to do an internal cleanse look into using Bentonite Clay which can be used both internally and externally.
818210
My sister is a podcast junkie and she uses a blend of different natural clays (bentonite, fuller's earth, and diatomaceous earth), all which can be found here I'm sure. She mixes with apple cider vinegar to make a paste (or rose water or regular water) and has really nice skin. Diatomaceous earth is made up of mostly silica which is important for your skin's natural collagen production. I definitely feel more comfortable putting natural substances on my skin.
2254145
Have not used it for that, but i don't see why not. It is very sturdy, seems waterproof, and would retain the heat (it retains the cold). It is made of a strong paper, with glazed finish. Probably biodegradable.
1563069
Nowhere on the package does it indicate that these bags are biodegradable. If they were, they would certainly advertise it as such. Compostable bags are considerably more expensive because they are not made from plastic. If you want compostable bags, search with that specific term.
951920
These are actually biodegradable from what I understand. I don't know if the other brand is or not. It seems like the other brand only uses recycled materials for the box and inner tube.
2157420
Crystal litter is listed as biodegradable per the chart on Mother Earth Living: http://www.motherearthliving.com/pet-health/the-scoop-on-kitty-litter.aspx#axzz365Ai4nr3
1925271
I'm sorry that I cannot answer your question. I use the clay in my Hemp Seed Oil and my Rosemary/Spearmint Goat's Milk Soap.
2157421
Don't know about biodegradeability. From the seller's website: "Commercially available crystal cat litters have been extensively tested and are safe for your cat. Its basic chemical makeup can be closely compared to sand. The industrial name for it is silica gel, which is non-crystalline, porous and a safe substance most commonly used to absorb excess moisture in flowers and food or to protect materials such as leather or computer equipment from humidity."
69827
No, this the only fertilzer you need, but you can use other minerals if you like. I would add mushroom compost mix with ground carbon carcoal if you like.
983981
It does not say "biodegradable' - could be an oversight as 100% of ingredients are natural. The bananaboat website may help and they have an 800 # I think 1800safesun - look to web for that.
536679
The pail itself does not specifically say. But, Charlie's soap is completely biodegradable. Try emailing the company at their contact page at www.charliesoap.com.
2011545
U could, but its not that effective. They don't absorb well. You're better off using vermiculite for your mud problem, or try to dispense your water more evenly. Verm is very airy and absorbs great