Posted by RedMF40 on April 18, 2021 at 13:07:01 from (172.58.219.192):
In Reply to: ever use an outhouse posted by workstinks on April 18, 2021 at 05:32:11:
Yes, at some remote camping sites. Never had one at home but friends of parents told stories of long ago and using an outhouse in the morning in the middle of winter in Michigan.
My first house had a hand-dug and brick-lined cesspool instead of public sewer hookup like every other house in the neighborhood. This was in 1997 and the sewer line out in the road had been installed in the 1950s. I guess the owners didn't want the expense of tying into the newfangled sewer system so they just kept going like that. Pretty soon the primitive system was overtaxed with results I won't detail here.
I got in touch with local plumbers who were able to dig down and find the stub for my house and hook up to the sewer. The county provided some kind of tax assessment so that I didn't have to pay the whole amount at one time, which I don't think was very much to begin with.
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