Newell Disposal-The Auger Truck-The-Diaper-Route

 

Daniel and Misses Newell have a rear-loader trash truck, they have a Lodal Evo Mag-20 semi-automated side loader, and now, they have a Auger automated side loader trash truck in their fleet of trash trucks. Both Daniel Newell and his wife worked together on the auger trash truck and misses Newell only worked on the weekends when she wasn't swamped at her home daycare. Misses Newell LOVED to work on the automated auger-pack side loader truck, especially on Saturdays when the diaper collection route was due each week. Each Saturday, they had over 100 stops that always had overflowing 96 gallon and 300 gallon trash cans FULL of diapers, pull-ups and most Saturdays, there were also quite a few unwanted diapered people, of all ages needing to be disposed of. At Daniel Newell's yard where he kept and maintained the trucks, they also had a stationary auger compactor for diapers and any related items that came to the yard for disposal. Misses Newell was the one that mostly operated the stationary auger compactor when she was at the office helping with the business paperwork and looking after their own children. 

Misses Newell, used the stationary auger compactor a lot while at the office, her and Daniel had a special daycare set up just for the unwanted diapered people that were brought to the Newell Disposal yard. 

Misses Newell had adult sized cribs, Adult sized changing tables,

 as well as toddler sized cribs, and toddler sized changing tables in the room. There were about ten toddler cribs, and ten adult sized cribs as well as four safety beds in the daycare. 

Daniel Newell has an auger pac trash truck and a couple of Lodal Evo Semi-automated side loaders as well as a rear-loader trash truck. The auger-pac Semi-automated side loader was used for a route with mostly daycares on it because of the amount of diapers, diapering trash and the diapered disposees that were always being disposed of. 

The Lodal Evo Semi-automated side loaders were used on mostly residential routes that also had a lot of home daycares along the route that also disposed of quite a few unwanted diapered boys and girls. Misses Newell and Daniel Newell always perfered that each disposee be wearing nice, wet and squishy diapers for the compactor. It was kind of like "being ripe" for disposal. 

Wet disposable diapers seemed to pop and splatter the wetness all over the diapered disposee as the pressure from the compactor caused the diapers to pop, ooze and splatter during compaction cycles. The hopper also made each disposee very, very dirty in the process. 

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