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heap of fresh mulch getting hot
Howdy!
We've got a heap of fresh mulch (trees were chopped three days ago) The trees were mainly australian native bushy trees - no idea about what they are called. The heap is a about 9 cubic meters and ~4-5 feet high. This morning noticed a white steam rising, and sure enough, it's warm inside. I dug about 3 feet into it and it's pleasant warm. I understand why it's warm, what I'm worried about, is it dangerous at all/ From what I see on the web, there were cases of much taller piles of mulch selfigniting. It's midspring here in australia, temperatures are 7-17'C, and even some chance of rain soon. How long it takes for the mulch to cool down? Many thanks kdv09 |
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