Lifetime 60021 75-Gallon Compost Tumbler, Black

!±8±Lifetime 60021 75-Gallon Compost Tumbler, Black

Brand : Lifetime Products
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Price : $179.99
Post Date : Nov 27, 2011 07:43:20
Usually ships in 1 to 2 months

Why spend money on expensive fertilizers when you can create your own composting and reduce landfill waste as well? With a Lifetime Composter you can easily reduce, reuse, and recycle kitchen and garden waste into a rich organic soil conditioner. Compost helps retain the moisture in your soil and adds rich nutrients for healthy plants. The Lifetime Composter is designed with black, double-walled panels to absorb and retain the heat that decomposes the material. An internal bar mixes the compost and allows the flow of oxygen that is necessary to break down the material into a rich, black organic fertilizer for your garden. The lightweight 75 gallon tumbler easily turns on its axis for balanced rotation—saving you the time and effort of turning a compost heap with a pitchfork! You’ll also appreciate the extra large removable lid for easy filling and dumping.

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Keter 17186362 E-Composter with Base

!±8±Keter 17186362 E-Composter with Base

Brand : Keter North America LLC
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Price : $59.99
Post Date : Nov 21, 2011 02:41:59
Usually ships in 3-4 business days

The Keter 17186362 E-Composter with Base is perfect for your garden waste; this extremely durable composter has a new inner wall connecting system to stand up to the test of time. Very easy to assemble, No tools required! As an added value, the door is designed as a leaf collector. Made from recycled material, Keter is doing our part for the environment. Another added feature is the “Top watering cup” which will speed up the composting process.

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Lazy man's composter.

!±8± Lazy man's composter.

Transcript and Links: I think I've built a cheap, no-sweat, composter that'll break down your leaves with impressive speed. I hate turning compost! I won't do it, no way, no how! I know that if I have enough patience or the right equipment I can avoid the backbreaking drudgery of turning the pile. We've all seen the fancy plastic composters you can get at the garden center. I'm sure most of them work great, but I'm a skinflint with a grandiose imagination. Spending around fifty dollars on something that will process a few hundred pounds of compost per year isn't too bad, but I wanted to go BIG. What if I want to process tons and tons of leaves imported and stolen from my friends and neighbors? I see these forlorn bags of yard waste sitting in driveways and backyards and it just galls me that such an awesome resource is going to waste. Since turning compost is against my religion (Dudeism), and buying a dozen plastic composters is out of my price range I was stuck. Building a humongous pile and then letting nature take its course is also unworkable because my lot isn't big enough to accommodate a compost pile the size of a CAR sitting there for ten years. dudeism.com Two bits of information helped me come up with a possible solution. I read that somebody went to the trouble of actually measuring the oxygen levels in a compost pile. What they found was that turning the pile DOES bring in oxygen, but this oxygen is depleted in about fifteen minutes. Most of the old-timers ...

Lazy man's composter.

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