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Daily Dump Home Composting by Lost At E Minor

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Based in Bangalore, India, Daily Dump (an unfortunate but memorable name) offers designer clay composting containers that are a lot more rustic and stylish than the green plastic bins generally available in the West. Composting is a great way for both rural and urban households to minimize garbage while also producing nutrient-rich soil that can be used for household plants and homegrown produce.

They also offer several different models for different needs, and provide clear and easy instructions for how to start your own composting pot. If they're doing this in Bangalore, there's no reason why people can't do it in Baltimore.

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This entry posted on 21 December 2007 at 6:32 AM
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