13 February 2018 | HOTBIN Composting The HOTBIN is made from strong and durable ARPROŽ Expanded Polypropylene, known as EPP. This not a single-use plastic nor is it Expanded Polystyrene (EPS). |
9 January 2018 | HOTBIN Composting We recommend adding a minimum of 5 kg and a maximum of 5 kg every other day to your HOTBIN. |
4 August 2015 | HOTBIN Composting It is normal for the holes in the internal base plate to be filled with compost. They do not need to be cleared for the HOTBIN to work efficiently. |
15 July 2015 | HOTBIN Composting The term fungi includes moulds and yeasts, and many types of fungi are responsible for helping the decomposition of waste within a compost pile. |
14 April 2015 | HOTBIN Composting Compost various weeds from dandelions and buttercups to horsetail and ground elder in the HOTBIN. Just make sure you are hot composting first to ensure the weed seeds are killed off. |
9 April 2015 | HOTBIN Composting Are you off on your holidays and worried what state you will find your HOTBIN in on your return? Worry no more as we tell you how to manage your bin before and after your holiday. |
1 October 2014 | HOTBIN Composting The HOTBIN is designed to work using aerobic bacteria i.e. bacteria that use oxygen to decompose the waste to carbon dioxide and water. When your bin goes anaerobic, all the oxygen has been used up and is not being replaced so the anaerobic bacteria (those that do not need oxygen) take over. |
4 July 2014 | HOTBIN Composting Everything you needed to know about finding wriggly worms in your HOTBIN. |
26 March 2014 | HOTBIN Composting Here you can find a quick 'expert' recommendation and a more detailed list of criteria so you can evaluate which type of compost bin suits your needs best. |
5 February 2014 | HOTBIN Composting All compost is different and there are many different 'perfect compost' recipes. You cannot easily determine what kind of compost you have produced, although have a look at what the different experts think is best. |
