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Composting Tea Bags
Hi All,
I've recently started to begin recycling everything I can at home, and was wondering if I can put tea bags on my compost heap. Will the bags rot down or do I just rip them and compost the actual tea. We tend to use a hell of a lot of tea bags in our house. Thanks. Paul Pettet. |
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Composting Tea Bags
In article , "paul pettet" writes: | | I've recently started to begin recycling everything I can at home, and was | wondering if I can put tea bags on my compost heap. Will the bags rot down | or do I just rip them and compost the actual tea. We tend to use a hell of a | lot of tea bags in our house. They will also compost if you don't rip them. Chuck 'em on. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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Composting Tea Bags
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 15:14:32 +0100, paul pettet
wrote: Hi All, I've recently started to begin recycling everything I can at home, and was wondering if I can put tea bags on my compost heap. Will the bags rot down or do I just rip them and compost the actual tea. We tend to use a hell of a lot of tea bags in our house. Thanks. Paul Pettet. Yep, they're good in a compost heap. Just bung them on whole. Whatever the bags are made of it rots. Tim. |
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