If you're a regular juicer who's continually scrapping veggies and pulp, you may wonder sustainable ways to recycle the pulp. Here at Hurom, we're very serious about making a small eco-footprint, so we've come up with ways to reuse the pulp such as cooking omelettes with it or making dog treats. What we haven't discussed is bio composting to recycle the food waste.
Here's why we think you should know this, and how you can start:
3. I'm in - how do I start?
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recommends a couple of ways to make your own compost, and it is mainly based on where you live. If you live in an urban area with no outdoor space, you can purchase a worm bin (vermicomposting) that will convert your waste into nutrient rich organic fertilizer. If you live in a suburban/rural are with ample outdoor space, you can use en encolsed bin or compost tumbler that lives in a shady area of your backyard.
Interested in learning more? We've gathered a couple of interesting articles from official sources below. Feel free to read more about it, and start juicing with zero waste.
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