Recycled fluff from tumble dryer

r.a.i.n.b.o.w

where in the garden would be the best place to put this, so the birds can find and use it?

emiff6

When I clean out the bluetit birdbox after the chicks have fledged, I reline it with TD fluff. The bluetit sleeps in the box over the winter, and in spring builds up her new nest on top of the bedded-down fluff. Any other fluff I either compost or toss onto the nearest bit of garden - either the birds will find it, or it will compost down anyway.

mommygoose

Hi, wondering if the dryer fluff is safe for hamster bedding?????

Amethyst_ice

that is soooo nice

i dont think it would be ok for hammy bedding, the woolen fluffy type isnt and it probably wouldnt be easily digestable. I get a 4 pack of tesco loo roll 45p and shred it xxx

thistledome

TBeckett100 wrote: »

i knitted many jumpers from my cat.

:rotfl:

Did he struggle much?

Sorry, but that really made me laugh. I know you meant your Cat's hair, but.....:rotfl::o

katholicos

I compost the tumble dryer fluff, the dogs hair, human hair from our brushes and combs and also the contents of the dyson....if the birds want any of it they can help themselves to it from the compost heap :-)

suejb2

My family roll their eyes when they see me taking the fluff from the dyer to the garden I'm now going to take great delight in telling them that there are more people like me