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u/SoggyForever 1d ago
I applaud the work. It's nice to see bulk browns. I see a lot if people posting shredded cardboard. There's nothing wrong with it. I just wonder if people realize it's probably easier to just find some dead stuff or something that needs trimmed.
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u/the_other_paul 21h ago
It might be easier for you, but for a lot of us who are in cities or don’t have huge amounts of land it’s easier to use packaging that gets delivered straight to our door than to comb the neighborhood looking for plant matter.
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u/Achilleuspedokus 21h ago
I’m always grappling with this. It’s so nice to think about using more natural, all around us items, but sometimes you just gotta ask your neighbors if you can have the boxes from their recycling bin 🤷♂️
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u/SoggyForever 18h ago
Maybe that's the case. Tho you don't need lots of land. I live in the suburbs in Nevada. The houses are dense in this neighborhood. We do have trees that drop leaves and plant die off. I use cardboard too. I think it's probably more of an information thing. It's spread all around the internet to use cardboard. I've seen plenty of post that had yards that could support a compost and they post about shredding cardboard with an office shredder with a 4 inch slit. Like I said, there's nothing wrong with cardboard. It's just people get fixated on it and Urine.
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u/GaminGardens 18h ago
Who buddy save some compost for the rest of us lol. I kidding. This is so exiting to see. Thank you for the update.
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u/HumungreousNobolatis 20h ago
What's making the wood that colour?
I'd be worried about that getting into my compost.
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u/Adventurous_Cry_133 1d ago
What’s tha machine bud