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As a consumer, or purchaser, of sustainable products you have probably come across many different “green” marketing practices sometimes known as greenwashing. One term that is commonly used to signify a "sustainable" item is biodegradable. But what does biodegradable mean, and is that label a good indication of a sustainable item?
We've covered some of the basic factors that play a role in the process of composting and biological breakdown of organic material. But now that we know the various factors that go into the equation, what's the best approach to actually turn those food scraps into beautiful, black gold? Well, as it so happens, there are a variety of different composting methods that can get us to that end product. Let's explore and define some of the more common composting methods.
Let's explore the composting process and the different factors that play a role in this magical method of biological breakdown. To create some high-quality compost, there are 5 main areas of "control" that need to be considered.
Pardon our manners! We've yet to formally introduce our officially unofficial mascot, our freelance bacterium compostium: Mike Robe!
One bottle on your sink can be used as hand AND dish soap. It can also be used for plant pest control, body wash, shampoo, laundry detergent, and more!