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Composting bins - do they work
I have one that was free from the council and it used to be on
concrete, and I did get some compost after about a year. I did mix the stuff going in and put in a fair amount of cardboard. Now we have had the bed expanded and the bin goes on the soil, and the compost is looking a bit better after just 4 or 5 months, and winter ones at that. And there are worms milling around the top - I'm assuming they are hanging out in the warm bit round the rim! I have tried opening the flap to get the stuff out but whoever said that is right, it is a nonstarter. I don't have anywhere else to put it so I lift it up about a foot at one side, scrape out a bucket full or more, and put it back. If I need more just then I do the same the other side. We use our receipts for kindling... Katie |
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