At first glance, chicken plucking seems more difficult than cleaning toilets. The mental image of holding a beheaded, bloody chicken carcass while ripping out feathers has a grisly edge.

This is an outdated image, though.

I found instructions for building mechanical chicken pluckers, meaning a human chicken plucker might only address feathers missed by a machine! I have yet to find a fully automatic method for cleaning toilets.

With all this in mind, I'd still choose toilet cleaning. No messy entrails to have dangling around my ankles and there are chemicals that replace much of the scrubbing associated with toilet cleaning. Toilet cleaning can be accomplished in half the time as it takes to run a chicken through a mechanical chicken plucker, then remove the missed feathers.

The quicker one can complete a task, the greater the profit margin, assuming the job is paid at a flat rate, and not an hourly rate!
Source(s):
"How to Build a Chicken Plucker: http://achornfarm.blogspot.com/2009/06/how-to-build-chicken-plucker_30.html

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