Biowaste is collected in compost bins. Here you can find out which bucket is the best, what belongs in it, and what can be done with your waste. Some people only see leftovers in their organic waste that have to be collected and thrown away. Viewed holistically, however, these are resources: nutrients and carbon are contained in them and can be made usable again. This can be done at the recycling yard, on a compost heap, or even in your own kitchen.<\/p>\n
The first step, however, is always to choose a compost bin and fill it correctly. To keep annoying flies away from your compost bin, we have collected a few tips. Finally, we briefly present two alternatives to normal disposal: the worm box and the Bokashi bucket.<\/p>\n
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