“Does the resulting compost attract rodents or raccoons when put outside?”
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No. The "compost" is really a fertilizer and it is dry and fine enough that there is nothing left that could be a tasty morsel for the little critters. In my case, I use it by mixing it in with existing soil to dilute it. I call it a fertilizer because the food scraps are cooked and ground down to almost a powder with no microbes left in it (minimizes the smell, too), so by adding it to the soil it is essentially a fertilizer.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.My dog ate the crumbles right off the top of the garden bed I'd tossed them in, so I'd mix it into the soil :) Remember, it's still compost from food waste, just further along in the process than the stuff that goes in a regular compost bin.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not sure . Just started using and have only 1/4 5 gal bucket so far. But would not think so.Especially if you mix with soil.
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