Compost is Life
Do's

All Paper Products
Non-Glossy

Kitchen Scraps

Cotton, Hemp, and Silk

Coffee Grounds
Filters, Tea Bags

Wheat & Grains

BPI Certified Items
Must Say Compostable
Dont's

Fats & Oils
Excessive Amounts < 4oz

Pet Droppings
Feces, Litter

Liquids

Plastics, Glass, Metal
Recycle these please
Tips for Composting
While you CAN compost anything that was once living and contains energy for another living process, we do AVOID a few items to encourage a more healthy and sanitary experience composting. You do not want your bucket smelling of rotting meat, rancid oil/milk, or⦠feces!
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We can accept raw or cooked fish/meat. Wrap wet materials in paper to help absorb moisture and reduce odors.
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Layer fresh material with non-glossy paper to keep covered and avoid odors.
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If you notice mold forming in your bucket, cover the materials lightly with paper, trying not to disturb the spores. Mold is good for composting but bad for indoor air quality.