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I have several very large, blue garbage/waste bins that were given to me (I'm guessing around 95 gallons each). They do not have lids of any sort, but it seems to me that they would make great composters. I have never tried composting before, but I am really wanting to get into it. Any tips on what sort of lid I could use? Also, I find it a bit confusing as to what to put in. I've got plenty of leaves, but can I just throw in all the organic kitchen waste as well? Thanks in advance for all help!
Sarah
Sarah
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Re: Plastic bin composting question
Wed, June 4, 2008 - 8:38 PMYou could make lids with tarps and bungee cords. Or you could get lucky finding a discarded lid of some sort in a dumpster, like from an oil drum or large food container...
But this post was from a while ago, maybe you've already come up with something. Any luck?
Another idea- you could drill some holes in the sides for aeration. Not sure exactly how this would work, but just a general concept for you to toss around.
