Can you Compost Dryer Lint?
Can you Compost Dryer Lint?
Sure! you can Compost Dryer Lint.
Technically you can even compost Belly button lint. LOL
When discussing fabric decomposition, organic cotton takes about two weeks to decompose versus polyester which can take up to 200 years! These fuzzy bundles will help to keep moisture and air in your compost heap. Once it is mixed in your plants will love you!
Reviewer Tip
“Use an empty Tissue box to neatly collect all your Dryer Lint. When it is full, throw the whole box into the composter.
No lint “piles” on the dryer, overfilled containers, no more mess – just keep push the lint back into the tissue box.”
- Select your favorite Empty Tissue box
- Place on or near Dryer so, you can easily place all the Dryer lint in it
- When you clean the Dryer Lint out – stuff it into the Tissue box to keep things neat and clean
- When the Tissue box is full of Dryer lint, throw the whole box directly into the composter and the moisture will quickly breakdown the Tissue box
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Do you Compost your Dryer Lint?
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