"I've harvested bags of seaweed from the beach on the Florida east coast and it broke down quite nicely in my compost bin." Im having a hard time invisioning harvesting seaweed. Maybe the long strains of kelp, and the density of kelp forest, you can easily grab ahold of it,or maybe a rake harvesting tool of some sort.. But, over here swiming in the lake, we have very fine seaweed, it would seem difficult to harvest. On another note of kelp harvesting, ill leave you with a quote from Charles Darwin: "I can only compare these great aquatic forests(kelp forest)...with the terrestrial ones in the intertropical regions. Yet if in any country a forest was destroyed, I do not believe so nearly so many species of animals would perish as would here, from the destruction of kelp. Amdist the leaves of this plant numerous species of fish live, which nowhere else could find food or shelter; with their destruction the many cormorants and other fishing birds, the otters, seals and porpoise, would soon perish also; and lastly, the Fuegian[s]...would...decrease in numbers and perhaps cease to exist." ��" Charles Darwin, 1 June 1834, Tierra del Fuego, Chile Also on the note of kelp detoxifying pollutants, radiation, etc. maybe it's better if we leave the kelp do it's thing in the ocean, maybe we are doing more harm than good harvesting it, i dont know.

Wow, are you a programmer? I just have to use a photo website. I am copying this info and will play around with it. Thanks for the tip. glenda

If you have "fecal buildup" it's because you don't go to the bathroom when you should. Unless you are elderly or have some condition that interferes with normal bowel movement, you will have an urge to go and that is how nature works. Enough liquids, proper food and a healthy lifestyle and the bowel will work. There is always some stool in the bowel. It is never completly empty. Waste is formed as the food is processed in the intestines, some foods take longer than others. Therefore, there is always some waste moving along.

if you are the type of customer that wants a rain shower, a personal handheld (that can be used to reach other places in the body a standard shower head does not reach, and also to rinse the sidewalls etc) the third would be an extra for target parts of the body etc. Most people do a standard shower head or a shower head with a personal handheld. You just have to think about what it is that you want out of your shower experience. There are also jets that can be added,,,to target certain parts of the body...they can also act as a massage....you also have to consider your water pressure as well in your home. If you do not have good water pressure then it might be best to stick to one or two combos......as the more attachments you add the more water they will need...good luck