Co Zrobić z bio odpadami ? - Kompostownik

2019-11-09

Not only the garden, but also every household produces a lot of bio-waste.We often don't know what to do with them.Outside the city, in the countryside, some people often dump leaves and grass clippings on plowed fields, for which they may be fined.The same applies to waste incineration.In some municipalities, regulations specify the days on which it is legal to burn waste, but the legislation failed to account for unpredictable weather.Wet leaves in the rain do not burn, if there is a strong wind, the risk of fire increases.And if you burn waste on a day other than the officially approved date, a Fine will again be imposed.In a densely built-up area, you'll probably bother your neighbors with acrid smoke.In many municipalities, you can rent bins for organic waste, but this service is not free.As a result, many people don't realize that they are actually unnecessarily getting rid of valuable raw materials that could be put to great use in the garden.In the spring, they buy peat, compost, and other growing media to enrich flower beds or fill planters.
A compost bin saves you time, hassle, and money

Even in the smallest garden, you'll find a suitable spot for a compost bin. You can build your own compost bin using, for example, used pallets, but its lifespan will be limited because the wood that comes into contact with the compost starts to rot very quickly. Similarly, its functionality and ease of use will not be as convenient as those of composters designed by experts, such as HECHT.

HECHT's modern compost bins are made of high-quality plastics that are weather-resistant and UV-resistant. They have a lid to keep rain out of the compost bin. They have no bottom, so that organisms that accelerate decomposition can enter the soil. Air can pass through the holes in the compost pile, which also speeds up the decomposition process.

In a compost bin, we can process grass clippings, raked leaves, and household waste such as vegetable and fruit peels; compost can also be made using a shredder. However, compost does not include plastics, paper, or chemical waste.

Waste is added to the composter from the top; after some time, we can remove the nutrient-rich soil through the bottom door. Once the compost bin is up and running, we don't have to worry about it for the entire season. In fact, we simply add the waste from the top and remove the high-quality fertilizer from the bottom, which we use throughout the garden. No need for complicated compost turning. A compost bin cleverly hidden among the bushes in the garden doesn’t get in the way, doesn’t smell, and not only addresses concerns about bio-waste disposal but also saves us money by eliminating the need to buy expensive growing media and fertilizers.

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