Fiber is a brown. Go for it!

I won't think there'd be a problem,if you want it to break down faster you could throw in some ex lax...

Accelerated worm castings, to funny I can`t stop giggling.

What's the sog factor of Miralax?

Well this is a new one! Just when I thought I'd heard everything.

Miralax is polyethylene glycol (PEG) and does not contain fiber as most mix-with-water laxatives do. Due to its structure I expect it would break down into CO2 and water mostly, with maybe a small contribution to humus. Won't hurt anything, I don't think.

By the way, it would be a brown, unless you used it first, in which case it's a strong green but we better talk about that... :-]

I clicked on this link specifically to hear the jokes, and was not disappointed. ;)

Kim

I've no idea what 'Miralax' is but I can guess. When you've made your compost use it grow lots of lovely veggies and you won't ever need Miralax again.

This is used for and in many things, including printer inks. Would it harm your compost? Probably not.

Here is a link that might be useful: About Polyethylene glycol

similar issue, did more research. POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL/MIROLAX IS NOT COMPOSTABLE

Can you share the details of your research please? Does it not decompose, or does it turn into toxic byproducts, or...?