SWMBO was just about to buy some biodegradable poly bags to use in the
little kitchen recyc bin but the ones on ebay (carrier size) take a massive
3 years to rot down. Has anybody a source for the smaller 20x20 x26 cm bins
that do rot more quickly ? Or is it possible that the increased heat in the
heap might accelerate the process?
Derek

In message , Derek
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SWMBO was just about to buy some biodegradable poly bags to use in the
little kitchen recyc bin but the ones on ebay (carrier size) take a massive
3 years to rot down. Has anybody a source for the smaller 20x20 x26 cm bins
that do rot more quickly ? Or is it possible that the increased heat in the
heap might accelerate the process?

Kitchen caddy liners made of starch - designed for composting.

http://www.recyclenow.com/home_composting/composting/accessories.html

http://www.edirectory.co.uk/pf/88888...+Caddy+Liners/
pid/6525965

Search Google for 'kitchen caddy liner' and you will find other sources

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Alan
news2006 {at} amac {dot} f2s {dot} com

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In message , Derek
wrote
SWMBO was just about to buy some biodegradable poly bags to use in the
little kitchen recyc bin but the ones on ebay (carrier size) take a
massive
3 years to rot down. Has anybody a source for the smaller 20x20 x26 cm
bins
that do rot more quickly ? Or is it possible that the increased heat in
the
heap might accelerate the process?

Kitchen caddy liners made of starch - designed for composting.

http://www.recyclenow.com/home_composting/composting/accessories.html

http://www.edirectory.co.uk/pf/88888...+Caddy+Liners/
pid/6525965

Search Google for 'kitchen caddy liner' and you will find other sources

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Alan
news2006 {at} amac {dot} f2s {dot} com

Thank Alan it was the caddy part was eludeing me that made it simple I
found http://www.biobags.co.uk/index.htm they seem competitive and good
enough for the kitchen bin I supposed I should have guessed there is a Euro
standard for degradeable bags.
Thanks again and happy new year
Derek

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SWMBO was just about to buy some biodegradable poly bags to use in the
little kitchen recyc bin but the ones on ebay (carrier size) take a
massive 3 years to rot down. Has anybody a source for the smaller 20x20
x26 cm bins that do rot more quickly ? Or is it possible that the
increased heat in the heap might accelerate the process?
Derek
I found some in Tesco a couple of weeks ago. I don't have the label, but
IIRC there is no plastic in them and they start to decompose in a matter of
weeks.
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