Blog by Prelene
Why Dog Waste Smells the Instant It Lands — and Why Flies Find It So Fast
16.06.26 01:05 PM - Comment(s)
Most people think the smell means the poo is starting to rot. It isn't — not yet. Much of that smell was already made inside your dog, before it ever touched the ground. Here is what is actually in the odour, where it comes from, and why flies arrive so quickly.
Inside the Bucket — The Mechanisms Behind BioLock Active
05.05.26 10:32 PM - Comment(s)
What is actually happening inside a BioLock Active bucket when mealworm frass meets dog waste? This article maps the peer-reviewed science onto each stage of the system — from moisture absorption and ammonia buffering to microbial competitive exclusion and volatile compound suppression
What Is Mealworm Frass? Composition, Diet Effects, and What the Science Says
05.05.26 07:47 PM - Comment(s)
Mealworm frass is not simply insect waste. It is a complex biological matrix — part nutrient store, part microbial ecosystem, part structural polymer. This foundational article covers what Tenebrio molitor frass actually contains.
Why 55°C? The Engineering of a Hot Compost Pile
01.05.26 12:34 AM - Comment(s)
The 55°C threshold isn't something you set — it's something your compost pile achieves when the conditions are right. Here's what those conditions are and why they matter.

