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How do I prevent my indoor compost collection bucket from smelling bad and/or attracting flies?

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How do I prevent my indoor compost collection bucket from smelling bad and/or attracting flies?

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There are a number of things you can do. Most importantly: • Make sure your bucket has a tight-fitting lid and always secure it properly. • Empty your compost bucket at least once a week. • Line your bucket with a couple of sheets of newspaper or a paper bag. • Thouroughly rinse your bucket with warm water and soap after each emptying. Allow it to air out for a while before putting the lid back on. • A sprinkling of baking soda into your indoor bucket can be used to supress odours. • If fly problems persist, flies can be trapped using a vinegar trap. Search online for ‘vinegar fruit fly traps’ to find possible designs.

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