Re: [CH] Corn starch P-Nuts (OT)

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OK, I heard of corn starch, and I heard of peanuts. But how would 
that be made into packing material? Here, we use popcorn as packaging 
material (which surely is good for compost).

Please clarify...
Kris


On 4 Apr 02, Mary Going wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I'm going to be switching to corn starch peanuts for shipping
> materials at FireGirl. The salesperson says they can be used as
> compost in the garden. Before I write that on the paper that will go
> in the box with the hot sauces (and the peanuts), I wanted to get some
> reaction from you all. Do you really think these things can be used as
> compost?
> 
> I can say for sure that they dissolve in water, so I can't imagine why
> not, but still wanted to get some feedback from you all.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> - mary
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