Could This be used for human fecal matter as well? Heading to India and I want something light and safe for environment.
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Well that's certainly not a question I was expecting. If you're asking about size, it may be a bit small. I have a standard poodle (a 50 pound dog) and it's a good size for him but most people are 3-4 times that size, hence bigger poop. And on the question of whether it's good for the environment I have to say this bag feels like a regular plastic bag. On the other hand the ZippyPaws Dog Poop Waste Pick-Up Bags, 210-count, Green Unscented (http://www.amazon.com/ZippyPaws-Waste-Pick-Up-210-count-Unscented/dp/B006SO16N2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1401222726&sr;=8-5&k;eywords=dog+poop+bags+with+handle), feels like it is more biodegradable. What is good about the Earth Rated bag is the strong lavender scent could mask the poop smell. Have a wonderful time in India. Well that's certainly not a question I was expecting. If you're asking about size, it may be a bit small. I have a standard poodle (a 50 pound dog) and it's a good size for him but most people are 3-4 times that size, hence bigger poop. And on the question of whether it's good for the environment I have to say this bag feels like a regular plastic bag. On the other hand the ZippyPaws Dog Poop Waste Pick-Up Bags, 210-count, Green Unscented... » Read More Well that's certainly not a question I was expecting. If you're asking about size, it may be a bit small. I have a standard poodle (a 50 pound dog) and it's a good size for him but most people are 3-4 times that size, hence bigger poop. And on the question of whether it's good for the environment I have to say this bag feels like a regular plastic bag. On the other hand the ZippyPaws Dog Poop Waste Pick-Up Bags, 210-count, Green Unscented (http://www.amazon.com/ZippyPaws-Waste-Pick-Up-210-count-Unscented/dp/B006SO16N2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1401222726&sr;=8-5&k;eywords=dog+poop+bags+with+handle), feels like it is more biodegradable. What is good about the Earth Rated bag is the strong lavender scent could mask the poop smell. Have a wonderful time in India. « Show Less
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Poop is poop anyway you look at it, or smell it....;-) These bags have a nice smell to them & the handle ties are very handy for disposal. They fit nice into a #10 can but I wouldn't want to try & use that in place of a toilet...Note to self, never go to India.
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I have never used it for that. It is organic and I don't see why not. I would give it a whirl.
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It may help with smell if you could "rig" it. Yet you really would want a hepa based system because particles are too small for just plain carbon. I use the carbon in my hepa system.
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Check with producer at the source in India. Since the product is organic, unless there is soil contamination, product should be fine. So far, I find this product to be energizing which, if it were contaminated by heavy metals, I doubt would be the case.
851495
Surgeons use this stuff to wash before surgery. It's fine to wash humans with it. Go look at Hibicleanse. It's perfectly fine for humans.
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Yes, it is used for aquariums and fish ponds to keep the water clear and free of toxins. I do not think there is any information stating it is safe for use with humans, so assume it is not.
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I've never used it for that. However, it might be worth trying in advance, if you plan to go away on a trip.It might be better with dry food than canned.
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Yes this will be more than adequate for that purpose, likely overkill. You may want to look at a P100 particulate filter only, which is rated at 99.97% efficient at 0.3 micron particle/aerosol diameter and is also rated for oil aerosols. The filter you selected is rated to this level and contains additional filtration mechanisms to capture organic vapors and gasses etc...
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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!!
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i think so as it is suppose to be safe for household use. i do just use it on my plants and flowers haven't tried it on veggies and fruits, so sorry!!!
994231
It's safe and non-toxic and it cleans great. But I would check with your local health department first. The manufacturer could probably email you a MSDS (material safety data sheet) to submit to your agency.
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I would definitely think so. It is very mild and there is no fragrance or toxic chemicals. It's very effective and it leaves no residue.
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I would only use it as an herbicide...it is too concentrated to be used for human ingestion.
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This product is safe and easy to use. If it's organic matter causing the smell, this will work well. If it's more than just organic matter, you can use a liquid snake drain cleaner to loosen everything up followed by this one.
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Yes, but I only flush the poopy ones and let it sit for a few minutes, so it starts to breakdown. If your system clogs with normal everyday use than I would not.
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It's made from sea kelp, so how "clean" it is would depend on which part of the ocean they took it from. If you need something that's certified organic, then this won't work.
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I would not recommend it, and I understand that it can not be taken internally.It is for preservation of wood and metal items.