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In response to "food in trash cans = smelly garbage after day 3." by kelly

however will that landfill decompose all that bread and food? -- nm

Posted by TFox Aug 7 '10, 17:53

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it doesn't, isn't that the problem? - znufrii Aug 7, 18:01 11
- read your im and then kick your own shin. -- nm - TFox Aug 7, 18:04 10
  - sorry (TFox translation inside) - znufrii Aug 7, 18:07 9
    - landfills don't have air and bacteria? are they in space? - TFox Aug 7, 18:13 8
      - znu is... right. Deep down in landfills there's no air, and organic material decomposes anaerobically - Reagen Aug 7, 19:12
      - maybe I'm mistaken, but there's a reason you're supposed to turn over a compost heap regularly. - znufrii Aug 7, 18:15 6
        
        so food covered in dirt doesn't decompose? -- nm - TFox Aug 7, 18:16 5
        
        or at least, much more slowly than it would if it were exposed to the open air, that's my understanding. -- nm - znufrii Aug 7, 18:19 4
        
        more slowly i'll grant, but its a landfill. it has time. -- nm - TFox Aug 7, 18:20 3
        
        sure, as long as you can find space for another landfill when that one is full.. - znufrii Aug 7, 18:22 2
        
        when its full, its not going to be full because of grilled cheese sandwich scraps. -- nm - TFox Aug 7, 18:24 1
        
        imho, every little bit helps. -- nm - znufrii Aug 7, 18:25

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