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compost in incinerator bins.
15 June 2016, 00:08,
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compost in incinerator bins.
Does anyone know if it would be possible to make compost in one of those garden galvanised incinerator bins,
I am worried about enticing rats to the garden as i have a field that is waste behind the garden then a farm, i plan to use grass cuttings i think, and think the bins are off the ground and have holes ready made, and they are cheap under £20 at the local DIY shop what do you think ?
The expensive ones seem not really worth it, flimsy and put together and the others seem rat attractions
i could buy 5 of those bins for less than i would pay for one off the ground, i know they do not tumble but they would produce at a rate of one at a time.
5 would produce 500 litres so not bad.
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compost in incinerator bins. - by use every space - 15 June 2016, 00:08
RE: compost in incinerator bins. - by T-oddity - 15 June 2016, 06:58
RE: compost in incinerator bins. - by Stewart - 15 June 2016, 09:50
RE: compost in incinerator bins. - by Stewart - 15 June 2016, 15:22

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