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The Boulder composter is rejecting coffee grounds for compost for whatever reason. That seems pretty strange to me I have no idea why they would. In general co
by colechristensen 4y ago
The Boulder composter is rejecting coffee grounds for compost for whatever reason. That seems pretty strange to me I have no idea why they would.
In general coffee grounds should be compost. Maybe people were trying to compost whole coffee kureg pods or something?
- hinkley 4y agoI use paper filters, and unbleached if I can get them. I’m not convinced that all of the tea bags we get are plastic free. In fact some fancy tea we tried definitely was in a plastic bag. I got us interested in other teas ASAP. I wonder if there are coffee filters loaded with plastic out there. Coffee is wonderful on its own for composting. It’s very nearly the correct C:N ratio just by itself.
- dpkirchner 4y agoA lot of Keurig pods claim to be compostable, with the caveat that it depends on your local services. I'm sure many folks don't bother looking up what composting services are available.
- hinkley 4y agoI have a mental block that keeps me from thinking of Keurig but I suspect you're entirely correct.