They breakdown easily because of their thin size. They flex open to allow oxygen to circulate. They tend to be abundant.

I like to add 3-5 each time I drop in kitchen waste. It seems to be a happy balance.

I hear ya. Being an avid mountain biker and motocrosser, "I have tubes" usually means recue from pinch flats!toxcrusadr wrote:Among the fans of my other hobby - vintage audio equipment - the phrase "I have tubes!" usually means someone discovered a valuable old amplifier in someone's basement.
I don't want anything touched by a attorney in my garden. Just kidding!Marlingardener wrote:And they call this progress!
I'm going to run right down to the county courthouse and stock up on toilet paper tubes. There must be a huge supply stacked up somewhere in that building![]()
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One must be very careful of methane gas buiuld up. And yes, a shredder or repeated passes with a riding lawn mower may be necessary.toxcrusadr wrote:Attorneys are fully compostable, although they are a very strong Green for several reasons, and they should be run through a chipper-shredder to ensure complete decomposition. Some parts are very durable and you don't want to keep seeing them over and over.![]()
Kidding of course!
Another reason I prefer that other word for manure. When you use that other word, you really know what you're dealing with. Such an awful thing: that Latin oppression of the Anglo-Saxon.toxcrusadr wrote: ... although they are a very strong Green for several reasons, ...
Kidding of course! :lol: