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Would it be possible to use a Hotbin for the first stage of composting and then transfer partially composted material to Hungry bin? This way all food waste could be utilised?Many thanks

Question 13

Damien

Asked 3 years ago 1 answer

Hi NiallYou mentioned bringing it in during prolonged -2, -3 degrees cold snaps. With my indoor space restricted, could a blanket be thrown over it at night instead? Co. Kildare

Question 14

Malvin Moloney

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 15

Emma Bourne

Chicken and horse manure

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi,Currently your site is showing out of stock for the hungry bin, can you advise on when it Is to be expected in stock again?Than you.tony

Question 16

Tony Deady

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi folks, I’m looking at the hungry bin and wondering about rodents. Please tell me it’s rodent proof 🙏

Question 17

Celine

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Just got my worms and have hopefully set the bin up right. How do I know my worms are still alive - on checking the chopped up veg is going mouldy and there are some fruit flies but is there anyway I can tell how the worms are doing?

Question 18

Breda OBrien

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Bonjour, je serais intéressé pour acquérir cette ferme à vers qui n'est pascommercialisée en France. Faîtes vous des expéditions vers la France ??? Quel temps d'achemiment faut il compter pour une livraison...

Question 19

CAMPION Jacques

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hello, could I put the compostable coffee cups or compostable plastic pouches that come around some magazines or my flower food delivery etc, in this bin please?Thank you

Question 20

Sally Holmes

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

If I order a hungry bin how long would delivery take

Question 21

Mr Philip M Banks

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi Niall, can shredded paper that has computer print on it be added to the hungry bin?

Question 22

Melanie

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

How much worms would I need starting off,would 500g be enough? PJ

Question 23

PJ McHale

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi Niall & Andrew 🙂 What should I use as a bedding for my Hungry Bin? Also would ye recommend keeping this bin outside in our Irish climate? Thank you

Question 24

Michelle

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

In New Zealand this costs 325 dollars which is £170. Why is it so expensive in your shop?

Question 25

Stephen Johnson

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Can you please clarify what can be used in this bin? My understanding is raw and cooked veg, grass, clippings, cardboard. . No meat,fish, bones. Is chicken manure allowed?

Question 26

Yvonne Lynch

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

How is it affected by the West of Ireland if it is left outside?

Question 27

Eliz Moore

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

what is the minimum amount of waste you’d need to have a day for this to work?

Question 28

C Tully

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

How many liters is the Hungry Bin?

Question 29

Todd Sullivan

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Will the worms survive in a hot bin composter? I have a tumbler bin but also plan to buy a hot bin composter.

Question 30

Paul

Asked 3 years ago 1 answer

will these worms survive in southwest scotland 3-20 degrees weather?

Question 31

Peter

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

If I am just starting to use the hungry bin and I am in a one person household, how soon do I need to get the worms?Also,are you able to put the little green compost bags into the composter?

Question 32

Deirdre O'Riordan

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

How does one separate the worms from the compost when it is ready for use

Question 33

Rodney Payne

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

I heard the tiger worms were best for composting

Question 34

Joan

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Canyou order the kit with mesh instead of polythene

Question 35

Tracey Elliott

Asked 3 years ago 1 answer

I am making two bespoke tunnels to fit my existing raised beds. Roughly what distance is required between the pipes.Regards, Greg

Question 36

Greg Russell

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi, our raised bed is 9 foot x 4 foot - is it possible to get a kit to fit it? What do we need and what cost approx please?

Question 37

Melanie

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi I have a wooden raised bed that is essentially 4ft by 7ft. It’s outer size is 1.3m x 2.3m, with 10cm ‘thick’ timbers). If I ordered the 4ft x 8ft full kit, could it be cut down to fit the 7ft bed length I have?

Question 38

Walter Jardine

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

How susceptible is the cover to ripping, and is the polytunnel cover recyclable at the end of its life?

Question 39

Iris

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

We’ve bought the 6x4 polytunnel kit, but didn’t realise we needed hinges. We have some, but are a bit unsure how to attach them. Can you advise how the hinges are fitted please. The hinge width seems to be wider than the top edge of the wood o...

Question 40

JANE RICHARDS

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hello i have a raised bed that is about 18 inches high, and is about 3 inches short (in depth and width) of 3x6 foot. I want to have poly cover. I dont think hindhes will work at this height off the ground, but i would like your steer here. Also how would...

Question 41

Fiona Walsh

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi,What is the height of the tunnel at its highest point?Regards...Colin

Question 42

Colin Parish

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

You give the height of the timber as being only 5cms, surely this isn't correct. I have my eye on the one pictured with the dark green painted timber and the timber looks to be way higher than 5cm. Please specify the height of the timber.

Question 43

Kevin Broaders

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

HiMy allotment has 3 9 metre x 1.5 metre homemade raised beds constructed using 6" gravel boards one of which is dedicated this year to carrots and parsnips. So I have been considering methods of 'tunneling' it using the 25mm water pipe to protect t...

Question 44

mike

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Hi. Can you advise if you would need a cover for potatoes. I have 2 raised beds one which I plan to have for potatoes and the other mixed veg. Would I only need the cover for the mixed veg bed?

Question 45

Bernie Mccarthy

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi there,I have your 4x4ft allotment bed and will be planting herbs, carrots, onions, garlic and lettuce.Is this poly tunnel kit the best option for successful growing or the giant easy fleece tunnel?Thanks a mill!Karen

Question 46

Karen McCormack

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi,Can you please advise what is the quantity/ dimensions of Mesh that comes with the 4ftx4ft "Complete Mini Polytunnel Kit with Mesh Net Cover"???Both frame & mesh needed for the project will need to be reduced to size. Would I be bette...

Question 47

Margo

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

What's the height in the middle?

Question 48

TIM

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

i,ve got a 4ft x 4ft square have you got one to fit

Question 49

michael davies

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi Niall,The deluxe raised bed I bought was the 6'x3' size. If I bought the poly tunnel kit in the 6' x 4' could it somehow be adjusted onsite to fit over the 6'x3' deluxe raised bed? Or can you make a bespoke one for me?

Question 50

Christine Pierce

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer