Compost facut in gradina

Fara mancare gatita ! Contin uleiuri care sunt toxice plus multe alte condimente , etc. . In plus nu se descompun .

Zatul de la cafea e fiert. E ok zatul sau nu?

eh na, m-ai spart!
ce uleiuri toxice, tu gatesti cu ulei de motor?
se descompune totul.
uleiul aduna ramele si le hraneste.
e ideal daca ai rame multe in compostul ala.

Din pacate fiecare face ce vrea :
https://www.green-re...n-romania-inca/
Da pe Google ''efectul uleiului alimentar uzat'' si vezi cum si ce !

Gândiți-vă, uleiul vegetal este organic, deci logic ar putea presupune că puteți composta ulei de gătit rămas. Puteți composta ulei de gătit rămas dacă este în cantități foarte mici și dacă este un ulei vegetal, cum ar fi ulei de porumb, ulei de măsline, ulei de floarea soarelui sau de rapiță.
Adăugarea de ulei vegetal prea mult în compost încetinește procesul de compostare. Excesul de ulei formează bariere rezistente la apă în jurul altor materiale, reducând astfel fluxul de aer și deplasând apa, care este necesară compostării aerobe. Rezultatul este o grămadă care devine anaerobă și o vei ști!

Directore' am fost destul de amabil ! Uleiul vegetal nepreparat adica neprajit/nefiert poate ar fi relativ natural dar nu si eco . Dar cel prajit/fiert/uzat e mega toxic .
Am inteles ca ti se pare ca le stii pe toate dar insistenta intr-o directie gresita , nu e laudabila....ca sa fiu mega elegant ! Regulamentul SP nu imi da voie sa zic altfel .
De ce crezi ca se colecteaza cu costuri suplimentare ?
PS - Esti pescar ? Ca vad ca numai ramele te intereseaza ?

Deci nu se poate sa gasesti pe un forum din Romania un topic in care sa nu se certe lumea

It will decompose. Even motor oil will decompose. (Don't use this as a way of disposing the used stuff. It has lots of ungood things besides oil by the time it's used.)
However it will attract animals, dogs, cats, squirrels, mice, rats, bears, porcupines,chickadees, bluejays...

Alternatively you could dispose the cooking oil by tipping it onto soil in your garden as it contains many minerals which are very good for the soil.

Can you compost cooking oil? This is a common composting query that a simple google search doesn’t seem to provide an adequate answer to. And it’s because the answer is not really that straight forward.
All organic matter is compostable, so technically the answer is yes. However, some waste is more complex than other waste and this effects the time it takes to break down. Oil falls into this ‘more complex’ category and so will take longer to break down than say your simple fruit and veg. There are plenty of people who advise against composting oils on the basis that the average home compost pile doesn’t get hot enough to break down more complex materials like oil. This will lead to rot, attracting rodents, smells, will reduce the air flow through your compost heap, displace water and ultimately threaten to kill the compost.
While these folk have a point, I don’t entirely agree. I think the real question is how much you can add and ensure your compost remains healthy. If you add only enough that your compost pile can actively absorb it into the composting process, it will be fine. How you strike the right amount is more difficult to answer. As is always the case with composting, it’s a case of balance and of trial and error.
My advice is to add small amounts to the compost pile comparative to other food items. Be conservative and push it a little further only when you’re confident. If you have a worm farm, the same rule applies. For my small urban worm farm, I’ll throw in paper towel that I’ve used to wipe out fry pans with success as well as other scraps with small amounts of oil involved. But I don’t throw in run off from the fry pan following deep or shallow frying – I think that would overwhelm the worms. I also make sure I dig the scraps through so it’s well integrated into the farm.
If you have left over food cooked in oil (with the exception of meat), they can be composted using the same rule: if you don’t think the oil factor is going to upset the balance, go for it!

Acelasi ulei din compost ajunge pe pamant si dupa...tot intr-o panza freatica ajunge , dupa cateva ploi .

la mine panza freatica e l a25 de metri.
putin probabil sa ajunga in panza freatica dupa ce a stat luni intregi in compost...

Ajunge, cu siguranta, daca nu in timpul vietii tale, a urmasilor sigur.

Uite, aici am facut un mic test cu praful acela de compostare:

care-i shpilu' cu zatul de cafea?

Nevastă-mea pune zatul de la cafea intotdeauna in pamantul din ghivecele de flori. Zice că nu mai fac florile purici verzi si pamantul se aereaza

Aici ai dreptate..... fara baze stiintifice.
Pune zatul de cafea la muscate si garofite
Nu cred ca a citit undeva, dar le merge bine