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Anyone have bokashi composter
does anyone have one of these bokashi composters? Apparently they take cooked stuff, and compost real quick. Though they are very acidic and you need to bury it a foot under ground. Sounds very interesting.
I've just ordered one too .
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Nope, but composting in 2 weeks?? I'm seriously tempted! (and I know quite a few others who would be too). I've never heard of this before, I'd love to hear how you get on
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i already compost, in fact we've been looking for a good little container to live in the kitchen for scraps to go in, instead of the current lunch box we use.
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I use an old washing liquitab box ..... it's call recycling
![]() You can buy composter bins with liners etc I believe, from Lakeland - but I like my container - I just give it a good scrub when I empty it |
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i already compost, in fact we've been looking for a good little container to live in the kitchen for scraps to go in, instead of the current lunch box we use.
![]() whats W.B? ![]() I would still be keen to know how you get on with the super quick composting though - 2 weeks is a thoroughly impressive turnabout. How readily available is the bran stuff, will you have to order it online do you think? W.B = Welcome back
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