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I recently decided to try and cut down on the amount of household waste I've been producing. Part of trying to live a slightly more sustainable and environmentally-friendly lifestyle. I bought a couple of bokashi bins so I could turn my food waste into compost. I've now filled two bins, but the problem is I don't have a garden or even a balcony.
Two questions:
Anyone on here ever used bokashi bins themselves?
Where can I take my bokashi compost? I was wondering if an allotment society might find it useful.
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