Washed the dust out of a few bricks of coco. Any use for it?

Tetrahedral

Tetrahedral

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It will go great in the garden or compost pile, compress to pellets for any fires, soak up small oil spills in the garage and provide a reptile or spider with a spongy absorbent layer in a terranium.

I've not know the dust to be made into insulating panels but there's another idea along with the classic mushroom growing as a substrate mix or casing layer.
 
Tetrahedral

Tetrahedral

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printer said:
That is perfect. I used to use some stuff, sorball if I can remember from dim memory in a job far, far away.
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We use to use sawdust, it's not that great but takes up the excess oil, Coco dust should do the same and worth a try if you have regular spills.
 
printer

printer

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Tetrahedral said:
We use to use sawdust, it's not that great but takes up the excess oil, Coco dust should do the same and worth a try if you have regular spills.
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Not regular but in those 'oh oh' moments I hate using up a roll of paper towel. At least this expensive dust will go to good use. Coco does absorb a lot of water, hope it does oil also.
 
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