Composting Wool continued
I started composting wool packaging on 24th August and today (17th September) I turned the bin contents again as the bin had cooled down during the week I have been on holiday. Photos are given in earlier blogs and in more detail on the main website Composting Wool. There has been little change in the wool although the rest of the bin contents are decomposing nicely. The time scale for home composting wool is from 3 months to over a year so I was not expecting any significant changes in the appearance of the wool at this stage but I am hoping turning the bin wil get the temperature back above 40C. Depending on progress this batch of compost will either be release in October as a multch or left to mature over winter
If you are not reading this on the carryoncomposting blog more information is available at www.carryoncomposting.com/composting wool.
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Very informative site. Having been away for 5 weeks and returning to evidence of rats under and around the compost bin, I can testify to lack of human activity allowing the rats to get comfortable.
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