Paper doesn’t degrade nearly as fast as you’d think, especially if its just damp and you aren’t putting pressure on it causing it to tear.
I used to use single sheets of newspaper to line my veg garden as weed barrier and they lasted an entire season no problem. I stopped because it’s hard to get newspaper now, and I don’t want to use colored ink pages.
Thanks for explaining. I still see newspaper in the supermarket.
Sadly, that reminds me that the bi-weekly, independent ‘current happenings’-type paper disappeared around 10yrs ago. And this is a major Midwestern city, where it used to be quite popular.
Paper doesn’t degrade nearly as fast as you’d think, especially if its just damp and you aren’t putting pressure on it causing it to tear.
I used to use single sheets of newspaper to line my veg garden as weed barrier and they lasted an entire season no problem. I stopped because it’s hard to get newspaper now, and I don’t want to use colored ink pages.
Thanks for explaining. I still see newspaper in the supermarket.
Sadly, that reminds me that the bi-weekly, independent ‘current happenings’-type paper disappeared around 10yrs ago. And this is a major Midwestern city, where it used to be quite popular.