12/15 - Sanity Saturday

It's not technically a roomba, nonetheless - best money I've ever spent.

 

If your trash can can't compost, what are you even doing with your life? It's only $1200, plus you'll need additives and filters for another $130.

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it felt tacky asking how your chinese knockoff robot was holding up.

I'm surprised. I still don't understand the massive price delta between the models, from, like $150-600

 

Well, the new Roomba can empty itself, so I bet that cost a bit.

 

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I just use a couple garbage cans with holes drilled through it for oxygen, and stir it with a broom handle once every couple weeks - or whenever I'm not lazy.

Garbage cans were free with the house. Broom handle - i don't even know where I got it, but I'll admit - it's a nice broom handle. 3 or 4 bucks maybe on the open market.

Pretty pumped to use the compost come spring tbh.

 

Hi I'm new here and didn't mean to post this, carry on.

 

Canadian redworms supercharge that process. They keep the odors down too if you're doing it inside.

 

I got a bunch of worms in there. Dunno what breed. species. race. whatever. The old people at this house had a big mulch pile in the backyard was mostly decaying leaves, which I felt was an eyesore, but there was lots of good compost starter and worms in there. worms seem to like piles of decaying leaves. Good for catching bluegill too.

 

Is it Suck it Up Sunday yet? Better yet, is it the Sunday After Christmas so your in-laws are leaving in a few hours Sunday yet?

 

It's "Last Minute Christmas Shopping and Pray Amazon Doesn't Lose Your Package Again" Saturday still, sorry.

 

Yeah they probably are. They like shredded paper or any type of cellulose. Seems they need a certain amount of it compared to the food scraps. I like that they move all the stuff around in a day so it doesn't sit in a clump and rot. Miraculous little critters.

 

nope, it's still

War of the Worlds: The Customer Interest People vs. the Plebs -- Saturday.

 

Up to 76k and I still haven't done a single one today.

 

you still have a few hours to cap

 

Why is it that I care whether or not I can complete them, but I care not one bit to actually complete them?lol

 

quick dumb question, i'm so sorry in advance- i've been looking at a lot of the big batches and they tend to have a qual or two, so I always try to request it- do they maybe not grant it because of my hit #s or such? i'm working really hard to get to at least 5k but sometimes i'm just staring at hit finder because i can't find anything to do ^^; other than penny-for-a-minute-of-work ones (which i still try to do anyway to get the numbers)

 

They love cardboard too. I usually make a base of dirt about two inches, they put a bunch of food scraps and cover it with cardboard and paper.

 

Most those require a qual hit. Requesting quals usually doesn't work.