We are always so pleased to welcome guest bloggers to our humble diaper therapy blog. Thank you to Abby of Baby Bird’s Farm for reaching out to us. She’s been composting gDiapers disposable inserts in her home compost and put together this nifty post for you all, because making dirt is so much nicer than making garbage. Please note that gDiapers did not pay for or sponsor this post in any way, we’re just sharing cause we think you’d dig …
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compost
We’ll say it until the cows come home: the most earth-friendly way to dispose of your disposable inserts is by home composting (wet-only please).
Let’s make some dirt.
When you compost your yard debris, food scraps and wet disposable inserts (not the poopy ones), you’re keeping a lot of stuff out of the landfill. At the same time you’re creating a rich soil amendment plants love. And that …
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gBaby Magnolia and her home-grown tomatoes.
So you’ve been home-composting for years. Your garbage can is perpetually empty from your resourceful ways, your recycling bin is delightfully minimized thanks to your packaging-free lifestyle, and your compost bin is a flurry of earthy activity. Now you hear about compostable diapers. It’s true. gDiapers disposable inserts can be home composted! From bum to bin, …
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