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CrumleyFamily has a basic how-to on making a self contained compost bin with a rotating compost chamber out of a large trash can - "Most compost bins have some basic draw-backs that make urban composting a pain: They're expensive, they're not portable, aerating the compost is difficult, there's no way to separate the composted material from the non-composted material. I recently made a second (and I believe, successful) attempt at making the ideal urban compost bin." - Link & photo set.
HOW TO - Make an urban compost bin
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Aug 3, 2006 09:18 AM
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Urban compost attracts vermin. Everyone who's tried it has told me that.
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Good point. Here's my solution:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/crumleydotorg/205864129/in/set-72157594221395631/
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