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teabags in compost
According to the latest issue of _Which?_, some of the main brands of
tea use polypropylene in the bags. The article says to "look out for stitched bags with a tag (remove any staples before chucking them on your compost heap)". This explains why I sometimes find thinned down bags in the worm bin output. Well, now I know to stop throwing them back in the top, which is what I normally do with anything that isn't "fully digested" yet. I don't see any reason to start removing staples, though --- I think they rust away in the worm bin. |
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