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Heard confusing things about composting and looking for answers? We hear you. Read to debunk 7 common myths about composting and put an end to mind-boggling questions. Pay it forward by sharing this post too! #everyoneneedstoknow
When we first started composting, we got a major flop. We had added leftover fish—skin, bones, eye balls and all—into our compost bin, and it brought UNBEARABLE smell. Find out how hay saved the day instantaneously. No kidding!
Did you know that mixing your compost pile too often is a big no-no? It takes away an important “ingredient” for composting and slows the process down to a halt—almost. Find out why and how to prevent this atrocity from happening.
If you have run into composting problems such as odors and pesky flies, we’re here to help! Find out quick fixes here—even instant ones—that have worked for us over the years. Learn how you can prevent them from reoccurring too.
Here are quick and easy ways to check if your composting is going swell. For starters, the compost pile should be warm to the touch, along with condensed water droplets on the inside surfaces of the bin. Read on to find out more.
Wondering how long it takes for compost to be ready, and how to tell if it is? You’ve come to the right place. Take away the guessing game as you read and find out how compost should look, feel, and even smell like. Easy peazy.
Making compost is easy as all the hard work is carried out by nature. But what if your compost seems to be taking longer than expected? Fret not. Here you’ll find tips on how you can speed things up without tearing your hair out.
Wondering if your compost is ready to be used? Here we describe tell-tale signs of a partially-composted pile, how to harvest finished compost, different ways to use this awesome black gold, and even how to store the leftovers.
So your partially-filled compost bin has a good amount of space left, and you’ve got new wastes you could add to it. Here we share two simple ways of adding without slowing down the composting process. Click to find out more.
