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Yes, citrus peels can be put in compost bins. But the compostable in question must be cut, shredded or slice into tiny pieces and free of dairy, greasy, meaty, or oily residue. It also must not be included in vermi-composting since citrus can serve as irritants to composting worms.

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It is by grinding into small pieces and introducing in limited quantities that citrus peels can be composted. The kitchen leftovers and scraps in question must be not compromised by contaminants, diseases, pollutants, or toxins; jeopardize the presence of acid-shunning worms; or shift the carbon- and nitrogen-rich balance.

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