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Sorry to be replying two moths after the fact but I love the topic. I recently built a compost bin using some lumber I had in the garage and a barrel that I was going to use for rain collection. I decided not to collect the rain since I don’t have a garden and if I used the water on the lawn then I’d just have to mow more (I’m lazy give me a break).
I totally agree that compostable items SHOULD NOT be thrown away. I can’t imagine how many bags of grass and leaves are simply thrown away to never be decomposed to dirt and never reintroduce to the soil
We compost everything! I shred paper and junk mail, dryer lint, of course all food scraps (except old meat), I even dump out the vacuum canister into the bin. I love it.
Like I mentioned before I don’t have a garden. If I can’t find anyone who could use it, I simply spread my compost into the yard.
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Hey pal, really awesome post from you. My friend owns a personal shredder and he feels really relaxed when he’s able to get rid of his trash using his shredder.
Sorry to be replying two moths after the fact but I love the topic. I recently built a compost bin using some lumber I had in the garage and a barrel that I was going to use for rain collection. I decided not to collect the rain since I don’t have a garden and if I used the water on the lawn then I’d just have to mow more (I’m lazy give me a break).
I totally agree that compostable items SHOULD NOT be thrown away. I can’t imagine how many bags of grass and leaves are simply thrown away to never be decomposed to dirt and never reintroduce to the soil
We compost everything! I shred paper and junk mail, dryer lint, of course all food scraps (except old meat), I even dump out the vacuum canister into the bin. I love it.
Like I mentioned before I don’t have a garden. If I can’t find anyone who could use it, I simply spread my compost into the yard.
here’s a pic of my bin: http://home.everestkc.net/tsmith74217/compost2.jpg
This blog Is very informative , I am really pleased to post my comment on this blog . It helped me with ocean of knowledge so I really belive you will do much better in the future . Good job web master .
Hey pal, really awesome post from you. My friend owns a personal shredder and he feels really relaxed when he’s able to get rid of his trash using his shredder.
The shredder industry is the fastest growing segment in the office equipment market.