After finally setting up a 'dalek' compost heap behind the shed, I've
read a few things about how to look after it but the one piece of
information which eludes me is:

How often should I **** on it?

--
Barry Smith bazzas at btinternet.com
'It's not easy ... building Xanadu in the backstreets of Weatherfield.'

How often should I **** on it?


How long is a piece of string? ;-)

It would make more sense to remove the lid and **** IN it rather than over
it. Initially, that's where I went wrong.

Kev

"Mike" wrote in message
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How often should I **** on it?


How long is a piece of string? ;-)

"kevcam" wrote in message
...
It would make more sense to remove the lid and **** IN it rather than over
it. Initially, that's where I went wrong.

Kev

"Mike" wrote in message
...

How often should I **** on it?


How long is a piece of string? ;-)

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No! No!. What you mean is how long is his chopper.
A properly constructed compost heap can develop much heat, and could not
only be brimful, - but harmful.
We don't want him getting his Bobby's-helmet scalded, - do we!.
Doug. (: ^)

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Bazza wrote:
After finally setting up a 'dalek' compost heap behind the shed,
I've
read a few things about how to look after it but the one piece of
information which eludes me is:

How often should I **** on it?

Only when somebody else isn't. Unless you trust them not to switch
their aim.

--
Mike.

I recall that everyday when my dad came home from work he used to "visit the
garden". I thought this was to check if the plants were growing properly;
one day in my late teens he put me straight on the matter...


"Bazza" wrote in message
...
After finally setting up a 'dalek' compost heap behind the shed, I've
read a few things about how to look after it but the one piece of
information which eludes me is:

How often should I **** on it?

--
Barry Smith bazzas at btinternet.com
'It's not easy ... building Xanadu in the backstreets of Weatherfield.'

"Ben Clay" wrote in message
...
I recall that everyday when my dad came home from work he used to "visit
the garden". I thought this was to check if the plants were growing
properly; one day in my late teens he put me straight on the matter...


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Don't you mean he "hit you straight with a splatter"?.
(Tee-Hee!)
Doug.
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"Bazza" wrote in message
...
After finally setting up a 'dalek' compost heap behind the shed, I've
read a few things about how to look after it but the one piece of
information which eludes me is:

How often should I **** on it?

--
Barry Smith bazzas at btinternet.com
'It's not easy ... building Xanadu in the backstreets of Weatherfield.'

On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 15:57:45 +0000 (UTC), Bazza
wrote:

After finally setting up a 'dalek' compost heap behind the shed, I've
read a few things about how to look after it but the one piece of
information which eludes me is:

How often should I **** on it?

It depends what you put in the heap. If there are a lot of wood
chippings you can **** quite regularly and should certainly try
somekind of activation. For most other types of composting
matter you don't really need any ****.

"Jasbird" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 15:57:45 +0000 (UTC), Bazza
wrote:

After finally setting up a 'dalek' compost heap behind the shed, I've
read a few things about how to look after it but the one piece of
information which eludes me is:

How often should I **** on it?

It depends what you put in the heap. If there are a lot of wood
chippings you can **** quite regularly and should certainly try
somekind of activation. For most other types of composting
matter you don't really need any ****.


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Just because that word's in the Bible...............!
Doug.
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Thanks for all the advice, some of it even helpful.

--
Barry Smith bazzas at btinternet.com
'It's not easy ... building Xanadu in the backstreets of Weatherfield.'