> Anything goes in except for tea bags and meats and plastics.
You can put the plastics in, if you are prepared to fish them out afterwards. (Unless you are worried about chemicals in the plastics.)
What's wrong with teabags?
You can put the plastics in, if you are prepared to fish them out afterwards. (Unless you are worried about chemicals in the plastics.)
What's wrong with teabags?
Depends on the brand, but the big UK brands (like PG) use some kind of plastic in the bags which doesn't compost.
Teabags (twinings every day :) tend to not degrade quickly resulting in tea bags blown all over the garden.