Use for shredded paper in the workshop

[AussieJimG]

I put it in the compost bin together with the vegie peelings. It mulches down and absorbs the excess moisture.

Jim

[Arbalest]

I put it in the compost bin together with the vegie peelings. It mulches down and absorbs the excess moisture.

Jim

That's what we used to do but we burn our confidential papers now.

[Goldstar31]

We shred 'confidential' papers, the rest go out  for pulping. I'm simply looking for something better than into  an infill site.

I simply thought that a brighter approach using younger brains( eh?) might be constructive.

Lobsters- indeed. There's enough flooding- no lobsters yet  but fresh water crayfish are a possibility. Do they like wet paper?

Had a urban fox's tracks in the snow this AM but it was too quick to ask if it needed a warm bed.

Well, really?

Norm

[Jo]

I both burn paper for heat and use the ash on the compost heap (not all of the paper always burns and the potash is good stuff for the veggies).

I find that storing shreaded paper in the workshop is both good insulation and it is good at absorbing any excess moisture. A friend keeps wood  in his workshop for the same reason.

Jo

[Goldstar31]

Ah yes, but I live in a smokeless zone- and cannot burn anything.

Joan of Arc would have had a field day 

[Lew Hartswick]

Ah yes, but I live in a smokeless zone- and cannot burn anything.

Well the first thing I'd recommend is MOVING away from such a place. There is bound to be a whole lot of
other idiot restrictions there as well.
   ...lew...

[Goldstar31]

Move away? Whatever for? It is next door to a lunatic asylum and at my age, one should not travel too far

Cheers

N

[Bearcar1]

Move away? Whatever for? It is next door to a lunatic asylum and at my age, one should not travel too far

Cheers

N

Yes, but that is only if at our age one can remember where it is ..... 


BC1
Jim

[Raggle]

Yes, but that is only if at our age one can remember where it is .....     

Trick is to leave a trail of something so you can find your way back ...

... little bits of shredded paper should do nicely 




Ray

[Bezalel]

Yes, but that is only if at our age one can remember where it is .....     

Trick is to leave a trail of something so you can find your way back ...

... little bits of shredded paper should do nicely 




Ray

If you can remember it was a trail of paper you left behind -
 
Er in doors recons finding the shed is easy - follow the swarf trail  

[Goldstar31]

'Er in doors recons finding the shed is easy - follow the swarf trail'

Nah not really- Bezalel, followed a trail of papyrus

( Well, I was being serious-honest)

[Jo]

Er in doors recons finding the shed is easy - follow the swarf trail

Tell her to be thankfull that the trail does not lead into the bed.

Jo