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Compost bin
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002 14:58:10 -0000, "Sue"
wrote: "K" wrote Our council is piloting a scheme where they collect garden rubbish, compost it and sell it back to us! I think I'll carry on composting my own. It might just be a tad cheaper :O)) And at least you know what's in it. Judging from what gets thrown in the 'green' skip at out local household dump there'd be likely to be all sorts of diseased stuff and perennial weed roots go into the mix. I think local collection and composting is a good idea, but would their processing be at high enough temperatures to destroy all nasties, I wonder? Sue They had a programme on TV a few weeks ago showing how one of these Council compost heaps works and though I can't remember figures the heap was smoking like billy-o and the chap in charge said the temperatures were very high and killed off just about everything. Joan in Bramhall (Cheshire) |
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