Peat Free Compost

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Hi,
was just sifting through some of B+Qs own brand of peat free compost, i do this to remove any large lumps etc. I find it a good substrate for my newts but was shocked to find 2 large pieces of glass (thumbnail size) in the compost.
Just thought i would make you all aware of this!

Regards Martin.
 
I've found that alot of soil/composts sold in large companies contain glass, plastic, etc. Even sand's like that. I always run it through a sift just in case.
 
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