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    Is it possible to compost dog poo with normal composting materials

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    Quote Originally Posted by Volcano View Post
    Is it possible to compost dog poo with normal composting materials
    Never , dog food contains many many chemicals on average , would be th same as composting human waste = full of poisonous toxins .

    Unless dog is vegetarian do not add it to your pile .




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    Quote Originally Posted by Trex View Post
    Never , dog food contains many many chemicals on average , would be th same as composting human waste = full of poisonous toxins .

    Unless dog is vegetarian do not add it to your pile .




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    I would never use dog, cat, or human poo for composting.

    I use horse, cow, chicken, or bat if I could afford it. I don't like using rabbit poo because rabbits eat it, and that's not fair to take away their food.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Aspie Toker View Post
    I would never use dog, cat, or human poo for composting.

    I use horse, cow, chicken, or bat if I could afford it. I don't like using rabbit poo because rabbits eat it, and that's not fair to take away their food.
    I doing some vermicomposting also .

    Perfect for city folks who cant do big composting projects like me . My bins are 4x4x4 each ft

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    Bins expensive. A 260L on ebay for £26.78 and the 220L from "them" is only £2.81 cheaper but doesn't have a floor/base to it.

    I want a composter though, someone lend me £30, hey hey
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    Quote Originally Posted by HeebyJ View Post
    Bins expensive. A 260L on ebay for £26.78 and the 220L from "them" is only £2.81 cheaper but doesn't have a floor/base to it.

    I want a composter though, someone lend me £30, hey hey
    Just make your own from a tote box , drill holes and away you go .

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    Me and a neighbour went halves each on two of these from our local council. It worked out even cheaper as there was a buy one get one half price. With delivery costs it cost us £10 each for a 330l bin.

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