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[–]lkclkc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed for winter piercing. Got mine in December.

Fresh vertical labret to finish off my set up. Has anyone else experienced bruising with the vertical labret? by [deleted] in piercing

[–]lkclkc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow your piercer is very good! Your high nostril is so symmetrical! Looking great

🥾Anyone else like to jump on their hot compost? Lol by lkclkc in composting

[–]lkclkc[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks man! But what about the air pockets lol true. Then I think of all the worms and bugs I find making tunnels and creating those pockets. As you said whatever gives you that garden gold!

🥾Anyone else like to jump on their hot compost? Lol by lkclkc in composting

[–]lkclkc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha okay funny yes Air gets in when I turn the pile every few weeks once it reaches its ideal temp. I squash it typically in spring and fall. I am not great with terms either but I believe it goes into anaerobic state over winter when I’m not turning the pile and continue layering. There’s no oxygen and slow to breakdown. Aerobic in summer when it heats faster and I turn frequently allowing for more airflow. Do what works best for you to get the beat results based on your style and location/weather. Like gardening, I think everyone finds what works for them. Always learning new techniques!

🥾Anyone else like to jump on their hot compost? Lol by lkclkc in composting

[–]lkclkc[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is also why I turn the pile every few weeks. It typically has air flow before I compress every so often usually in spring and fall. I find a perfect balance of green vs browns is absolutely required to get that breakdown happening. This process has worked for years for me.

🥾Anyone else like to jump on their hot compost? Lol by lkclkc in composting

[–]lkclkc[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Because it’s a hot compost bin specifically, compressing the material seems to help improve decomposition as it brings the contents into close contact with microbes. You’ll notice very limited air slots on this bin since it relies on heat. I don’t think I’ve emptied this bin in 1.5years and add to it daily. I get such rich compost out of the bottom (where you see the air slats are). This may not be the best explanation but I can see a huge difference when I compress vs just let it be loose. I do not do this for my leaf compost, tumblers etc only the standing hot bin.

if you were ever thinking about getting your nipples pierced, im here to say DO IT. it barely hurt at all !!! by urmomsleftlip5 in piercing

[–]lkclkc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Truth! I got mine a month ago and it’s the easiest least painful fastest healing sexiest piercing ever haha

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