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Today's Haul:
- 1 set of sides from filming - recycle
- 1 staple from sides - garbage
- 1 torn plastic carrot bag - reccyle
- 1 aluminum tuna can - recycle
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Day 139 - Monday 5/19/08
Day 138 - Sunday 5/18/08
Today's Haul:
- 2 plastic ice cream wrappers - recycle
- 2 wood ice cream sticks - worms
- 2 beer bottles w/caps - recycle
- 1 tape/label from box - garbage
- 1 torn paper bag - recycle
Day 137 - Saturday 5/17/08
Today's Haul:
- 1 beer bottle w/top - recycle
- 1 pplastic water bottle w/top PETE 1- recycle
- 1 cardboard candy box - recycle
Day 136 - Friday 5/16/08
Today's Haul:
- 1 cardboard beer 6 pack holder - recycle
- 1 glass beer bottle w/top - recycle
- 1 cardboard cereal box - recycle
- 1 cereal box bag - recycle
- 1 plastic juice carton HDPE 2 - recycle
- 1 plastic chips bag - recycle
- 1 glass graape juice bottle w/top - recycle
Monday, May 19, 2008
Wanna Start A Worm Composter?
A lot of people have contacted me about worm composting, including most recently Rex who works for the company that makes The Worm Factory, the composter that I use. He liked the videos that I put up on youtube and we got to talking and before you know it, he offered to have folks who come from the blog here get either 10% off on a bin or an extra tray when they order.
How cool is that?
I should point out that I can't say that these work any better or worse than any other composters, just that they do work well. If you want to make a composter yourself at home there are a ton of places to find designs on the web. That said, if you are one of those people who just wants to jump right email me at dave(at)sustainabledave.org and i can get you a unit. Finally, if you are sourcing worms near you, check out this site.
Let me know how it goes!
Dave
Build your own Newspaper Hut!
Have too many newspapers, even more than your worms can eat? Well fear not thrifty re-purposers, here's a cool tip from the web about a way to turn those old news stories into a world of wonder for your kids. Just think, re-purposing and family fun all rolled into one.
Awesome.
Dave
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