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Big old wheelie bin buried in the ground, dug out the depth and width then placed the bin in the hole prior to putting in hole i drilled hundreds of holes in the base and the sides of the bin. Put my droppings in it then every now and then i soak with water with a little Jeys fluid added i think the under ground bugs break it down along with the worms etc etc..

 

 

whqt about smells :emoticon-0138-thinking:

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Some goes to allotments, some on my own garden, If I am stuck some goes to landfill at a council tip but we also have an "organic waste bin" collected weekly which contains everything from garden to food waste. I am thinking about this as an additional source.

 

I was just about to give up hope here :D:D . Then I found a man who like me is into recycling etc "Organic waste bin" a bit of pigeon sh** mixed in there at the end of the day helps the enviroment, the way I see things.

Enjoy.

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Compost heap for me, one of the best for growing plants,we have been paying for plastic bags for the last couple of years and you rarely see anyone using them

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