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Organics refers here to biodegradable organic material that could also be called biomass or green organic waste. Although the other Products in this Compendium contain organics, this term refers to undigested plant material. Organics must be added to some technologies in order for them to function properly (e.g. composting chambers). Organic degradable material can include but is not limited to leaves, grass and market waste.

 

 

====Dry cleansing material====

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Dry Cleansing Materials may be paper, corncobs, rags, stones and/or other dry materials that are used for anal cleansing (instead of water). Depending on the system, the dry cleansing materials may be collected and disposed of separately. Although extremely important, we have not included a separate Product name for menstral hygiene products like sanitary napkins and tampons. In general (though not always), they should be treated along with the Dry Cleansing Materials that are described here.

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