Home Poo
At family gatherings, my Maw n’ Paw usually drag out this tale from when I was a wee bairn. A babysitter of mine disposed of a used Terry nappy into what she thought was the wash-basket but tuned out to be a plastic barrel containing my Dad’s home brew.

It was left to ferment away quietly and wasn’t discovered for several months. Imagine the gut wrenching disgust when the foul concoction was finally unearthed. But everyone agreed it improved the flavour of the home brew immeasurably giving it a pungent nose and a robust nutty finish.
(Nitrous Nitrous, Mon 8 Dec 2014, 23:20, 4 replies)

Everyone knows the proper way to dispose of nappies
is this: b3ta.com/questions/darwin/post367250
(lanternchikk hat eine schwere Bohlenallergie, Mon 8 Dec 2014, 23:32, closed)

Blowing up disposables is all well and good,
but you'd be crazy to chuck the reusable ones away.
( monster munch person, man, woman... camera... TV?, Tue 9 Dec 2014, 9:46, closed)

They were true experimenters.
www.independent.co.uk/news/science/sausages-made-with-baby-poo-are-completely-normal-and-super-healthy-say-scientists-9153895.html
(Me, I'm not... in any way intoxicated, Tue 9 Dec 2014, 18:46, closed)

The brewing tub probably looked like a nappy bucket, easy mistake to make. Any large receptacle with a lid could be used.
I used to use our nappy buckets for mixing wallpaper paste.

Terry nappies are soaked in the bucket in a special solution to stop them stinking until wash-time, which with a young baby is often a couple of times a day.

My eldest kids were in terries and disposables came in as I had the last one. Bliss!

Disposables are like heaven compared to all that messing about.
(Juan Quar is clinging to her front teeth on, Fri 12 Dec 2014, 9:00, closed)