The photo shows biodegradable packing materials. I put these in my compost tumbler. You could put them in an outdoor compost pile, just water them down so they don't blow away.
I love rusty junk. So when I saw this bucket at a yard sale I liked it too much to pass it up. The question now is, what do I do with it? My only thought is to turn i...
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Does anyone have any ideas of things to do with empty cat litter plastic buckets? I did take a foam square and covered the bucket and foam with fabric to make a quick...
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We now live in a rural area with no trash pickup. I am separating our trash and doing what I can to compost, feed the chickens, burn or store to take to the dump. I...
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I am beginning to make a little private garden in my drive. I have no yard but have a small parking area off my drive, plus another entrance. And of course limited in...
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Use in the bottom of a large planter
Use them instead of rocks or gravel in the bottom of your plant pots. Not only will they act to provide drainage but they'll make the pot lighter.
http://tiphero.com/12-creative-uses-for-packing-peanuts/
The photo shows biodegradable packing materials. I put these in my compost tumbler. You could put them in an outdoor compost pile, just water them down so they don't blow away.
UPS store will be happy to take any extra.
I drop them at shipping/mailing stores and they get reused.
some shipping stores recycle them!