2 things...
One is urgent- I need ideas for an auction of promises. Deadline tomorrow. What can I offer?
The other is, what can I do with satsuma peel? I can't compost it as it's too acidic and we're eating so many, I really don't want to bin it. Do you have any ideas?
I have heard previously that dried citrus peel makes really good firelighters but as we don't have an open fire, that isn't much use to us.
posted by Helsalata @ 11:50 am
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7 Comments:
You could dry it and bag it and offer it on freecycyle - think it's a Yahoo group
blend it with alkaselza solution to neutralise the acidity then compost... or spray on lawn if oranges have nitrates
If you haven't got a fire you could still light them and sniff the vapours.
Why not come out of denial and simply come to terms with your identity as a polluting consummer: Seal them up in rusting metal drums, bury them above the water table, and stick up a sign saying: "Beware: Toxic waste Dump [Acid]"
PS: Don't you think Ben looks a lot older than me? (He's old head on young shoulders)
Drying it and burning it smells gorgeous.
...burning it smells georgous..
You can't be Sarahious... (I wasn't)
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