Yeah - we fill up a small compost bin under the sink at least once a week with non-meat/dairy food scraps. The big bin outside takes care of the heavy lifting... with the assitance of a gaggle of mice.
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We also have a compost bin under the sink, which gets emptied outside.Yeah - we fill up a small compost bin under the sink at least once a week with non-meat/dairy food scraps. The big bin outside takes care of the heavy lifting... with the assitance of a gaggle of mice.
I drive to the town hall every week or two with a trash can and a recycling bin, typically costs me four dollars.
I have a midden across the road which is where bones and meat scraps go.
Our composting is via Denver so meat and bones and all go in there, too.
Our bin gets the meatz n bonez as well.
But god damn, the racoons love their chicken wing bones. They'll try to wage war on the locked bin at night. Thankfully they haven't figured out how to move the 20 pound concrete block from the lid......yet.
But god damn, the racoons love their chicken wing bones. They'll try to wage war on the locked bin at night. Thankfully they haven't figured out how to move the 20 pound concrete block from the lid......yet.
First "let's talk about bible" call in Czech received, caller promptly blocked.
I guess it's better than the russian letters I am getting from some Jehova's shitness in Brookline.
I guess it's better than the russian letters I am getting from some Jehova's shitness in Brookline.
today i learned what a midden is.
I don't recommend Midden 22.
FSM, help me, because I should know better! Has anybody in the USA ever tried buying stuff from these guys?
72" grader blade for $166 and free shipping from Malaysia. I am laughing at myself for even considering this. For context, those usually run $800-$1000 when bought locally.
Bike related (kinda) content: Their prices on TIG welding gear seem cheap as well...
72" grader blade for $166 and free shipping from Malaysia. I am laughing at myself for even considering this. For context, those usually run $800-$1000 when bought locally.
Bike related (kinda) content: Their prices on TIG welding gear seem cheap as well...
I have nothing interesting to say about my refuse collection.
But I don't feel bad because neither did anyone else.
But I don't feel bad because neither did anyone else.
This is why you don't put meat and dairy in the compost bin.
meh. we have a compost pile/area out back. no meatz or bonez, but with very minimal effort it yields good dirt to mix into our red clay spoil when needed.
yea same. mine is mostly grass clippings and leaves. but it makes great stuff for the garden.
Its a bin that gets picked up with recycling, not an actual compost bin in our yard.This is why you don't put meat and dairy in the compost bin.
Probate court has assigned guardianship to me and my sister, has stipulated some care requirements, wants us to hire more respite help, and we have to figure out annual financial reporting.
Ahhh... gotcha. This is why *I* don't put meat and dairy in my compost. Fuckin' trash pandas.
Oh no you don't! I'm not googling this.
Gave blood in Cheyenne Canyon, summer is off to a great start.
I should go ride a bike.
11/10, will bang again.
@rideit inbound with buxom babe pics in 3...2...
This forum is a receptacle for that kind of talk.
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I refuse to accept that.
Can we just talk about this?
That and composting meat can foster the growth of fungi that are lethal to household pets.This is why you don't put meat and dairy in the compost bin.
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Animals on the earth live pretty successfully surrounded by various toxins. Generally they manage not to be affected. Last year our cat Elsa was getting the shits, turned out to be that she was munching on jade plants, which I got rid of. We have various other plants in the solarium and the yard which are nominally toxic, but she has not decided to use them as salad to date. If you live near the woods, there are dead critters out there, can't make 'em go away, they just exist.That and composting meat can foster the growth of fungi that are lethal to household pets.
Compost Toxicity in Dogs | River Road Veterinary Clinic
Compost Toxicity in Dogs - The Dangers in Your Compost Bin Most pet owners know that chocolate, grapes, and raisins are toxic to our canine friends. Other potentially toxic foods