Is paper good for you

Answer 1

Composting takes: greens (fresh vegetable matter), browns (dead and dry vegetable matter), air and water.

Paper is a brown. I suggest shredding it with a shredder, but you don't have to. The smaller the pieces are, the faster they'll break down.

In your pile put 1 part green to 2 parts brown, enough moisture so it is damp (not soaking wet), and stir it to incorporate air. It doesn't hurt to throw a little tiny bit of dirt in, too.

Answer 2

Recycling paper is bad for the environment. The process of whitening and forming the paper leaves a lot of chemical waste that is quite a bit more harmful to the planet and it's ecosystem then simply cutting and replanting. If you really care about the earth, throw it out and let it biodegrade in the landfill.

Answer 3

Paper itself is not harmful to your health, but consuming paper is not recommended as it has no nutritional value and could potentially cause harm, such as digestive blockages. It is always best to stick to consuming foods that provide necessary nutrients for your body.

Answer 4

Yes, newspaper works very well in compost piles.

Answer 5

Of course paper is good for you! You can just write on it when ever you need to!

Answer 6

Yes