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Composting at School Deepens Students' Connection with Nature
Composting at School deepens students' connection with Nature. Composting is a natural fit with school garden programs as it provides a responsible way to reuse waste with numerous science and math connections. Teaching to compost at school is a big job, but it provides students with a new appreciation for nature and the environment. It is also a way to teach students about the natural cycles of life, death, rebirth, and the recycling of nutrients in the ecosystem.
You can Help Fight Climate Change by Composting
Whether you choose to have an open composting pile in your garden or use a composting bin —like HOTBIN to keep waste and odors under control— you can help to fight climate change. If you haven’t started composting yet, visit this website, and start composting with HOTBIN.
Don't Dump it... Compost it!
Don't Dump it... Compost it! HOTBIN makes composting easy, clean, and simple. Different from popular beliefs, composting does not have to be as complicated, gross, and stinky as you think it is. Technology has allowed for new composting devices like HOTBIN, designed for modern sustainable-minded households that want to do their part to address environmental concerns, and reduce the waste sent to landfills.
Convenience + Efficiency = HOTBIN Value
Convenience + Efficiency = HOTBIN Value. Can you imagine composter bins becoming an essential appliance for recycling food scraps, like dishwashers are today for water conservation? This is a dream shared by composting advocates and the sustainability-minded. However, it is a dream worth dreaming, one that can come true: one composter bin at a time.
Cold vs. Hot Composting in Winter
Cold vs. Hot Composting. If you have an open composting pile or a cold composter (tumbler) as opposed to a hot composter, getting it going after a long and cold winter can be intimidating. Restarting a cold composter —although possible— requires time, patience, and careful treatment. In contrast, a hot composter like HOTBIN can be kept composting throughout the winter or can be easily re-started in 1-3 days without having to wait for warmer days.
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