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Where do you put your ashes from the fire?

Springfields · 2018-11-12 13:18:36

Is there any environmentally friendly way of disposing of ashes from a solid fuel stove ? We don't use it a lot as thankfully our house is quite warm but am conscious of disposing of the ashes after.. my husband just puts them in household waste bin..

12-11-2018 2:18pm

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Is there any environmentally friendly way of disposing of ashes from a solid fuel stove ? We don't use it a lot as thankfully our house is quite warm but am conscious of disposing of the ashes after.. my husband just puts them in household waste bin..

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#2 13-11-2018 6:05pm

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Ashes from turf or wood can be added to your compost but coal ashes can't.

If you got a composter you could probably cut down on a lot that goes into the general waste bin as well.

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