Thanks Ingrid,
You just gave me an excellent idea! What if I have an electronic underwear
for my new baby to come? Say every 2 hours it automatically flushes the
Baby's butt and disintegrates any waste washed away?
This will eliminate the obviously pungent aroma, reduces waste going into
the land fills and save the environment?
What do the other guys around here think?

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I am absolutely convinced that if men had to take care of the babies there
would be a
plethora of electronic diaper changing/cleaning, maybe even get rid of
diapers and
use something else that they could plug into the wall to do the clean up.
you are
going to all this expense and mechanicals and miniaturizations (which
break down of
course) to avoid cleaning a filter once a year. Ingrid


"RichToyBox" wrote:

des,

I like a vortex on my bigger koi pond because they create so much mess,
and
the less that goes to the filter, the better. I have about 20 fish in my
larger pond and some of them are over 10 pounds each. What they don't
tear
up, they s*** on. Do you need one? Not necessarily. If you are using a
bead filter, I would recommend it. If you are using a veggie filter, it
could make a big difference in how often you have to clean the filter.
If
you are using filter matting, it will significantly reduce maintenance.
If
you have a small fish load, it can wait and be installed in two or three
years. I did mine as a retrofit.