FROZEN wet waste from airplane toilet
Mysterious holes have appeared in the roofs of two Long Island homes that may have been caused by frozen waste from a airplane toilet. The solidified wet waste, which is called “blue ice” by those in the industry, reportedly leaked from aircrafts toilet flying over long Island.
Owners of some New York homes were baffled as to what could have precisely caused the damage to their homes. The owners contacted the police to report the damage. They then hired a roofer, who inspected the damage and discovered wet stains near the impact area.
The FAA states that something along these lines happens at least a few times each year. Leaky toilets in airplanes cause the so-called “blue ice” to escape from its container and plummet towards the ground. These blocks of human waste land on homes, much to the dismay of the home owners. However, attempting to track down the airline responsible for the damage can be a little hard.The Roofer said that the holes created in the roofs must have had some blunt force to go through an inch and a half of shingles. He also said that they could not have been caused by birds.
The holes opened by the frozen waste in two Long Island homes could force the owners to fork out thousands of dollars in repair bills.
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