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Saturday, December 31, 2011
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Sunday, December 25, 2011
DIY Vermicomposting - A Worm Farm on a Budget
Have you wanted to set up a home worm farm, but been put off by the high cost of purchasing one of the neat "designer label" multi-tiered "vermicomposting" kits, promoted by garden centres and mail order companies? Well, let's cut through the crap! - ITS ACTUALLY NO SECRET !!! -You can easily make your own DIY three bin kit for a just a few dollars and your worms will be as happy as little pigs in the yellow stuff, with no big bad wolf in sight. Moreover, you don't need to be an expert handyman to achieve this!
Hardware stores, supermarkets and camping outlets sell tough, general purpose black (opaque) plastic storage containers for a very reasonable price. These are usually tapered so that they can be nested to facilitate stacking on the retailer's shelves and come with a "snap-fit"ce lid. For your worm farm, you will need three of these tapered containers (but only one lid). For a simple home worm farm I would advise going for 12 gallon (45 litre) containers. Typically, they will be about 15 inches deep (400mm). You can go smaller, if you want. In the first storage container, drill a 3/8 inch (15mm hole), centrally placed, in the side of the bin, just above the base. Insert a ½ inch (12mm) cheap plastic barrel or irrigation tap (with washers) into your hole and tighten fast with lock nuts - make sure you get a good seal - test by filling the container with tap water. This container is to be the lowest one in your stack and will retain the highly nutritional "worm tea" leachate, that will start dripping down from the composting bins above. Worm tea is a valuable liquid organic fertilizer, that can be diluted and used directly on your organic vegetables.
The two upper bins will actually hold the worms. They are to be identical and are prepared as follows : -
Drill a pattern of ¼ inch (6mm) holes across the entire base of each container for drainage and to allow drainage and the upward migration of the compost worms, these holes should be regularly spaced at approx two inch (50mm) centres in either direction. For aeration, drill two rows of ¼ inch (6mm) holes at two inch (50mm) centres, in a continuous band around each of the bins. This band of holes would be about four inches (100mm) below the top rim of the bin. It is not essential to drill holes in the lid, which is closed tightly over the upper bin. as you should get enough air through the sides. You first set up the lower (sump) bin on bricks or blocks, allowing enough space to tap off the fluid from beneath it. Choose a shady location for the worm farm (in a shed or garage, if you are subject to frosts). The second and third bins are "nested" within each other and dropped into the sump bin. To maintain a working space for the worms, and for accumulation of compost, you need a few spacers or packers of about six to eight inches height, between the two upper bins and some smaller packers of about four inches in the lower (sump) bin. You can use wood blocks or sealed food jars for packers. The packers also prevent the tapered worm bins from jamming together. To prevent "nasty bugs" from squeezing in between the bins, you should close (caulk) the small gap between them with strips of shade cloth, or mosquito netting.
Now you are ready to go into production. Space prevents us from giving fully detailed notes here for the fine points of operating the system, such as choosing and feeding your worms, eradicating pests and maintaining the worm farm etc - you can visit our website for this information. However, just make sure that you cover the following points: -
Set up your worms in the top bin with a good (damp) fibrous bedding (or even shredded newspaper) and after a few days you will be ready to start feeding in your kitchen scraps. Cover the food with more bedding material to discourage pests and keep the lid closed. Make sure the worm farm is never allowed to dry out, by sprinkling water over the bedding periodically, if there is not already enough moisture coming from the food scraps. When the top bin has been fully productive for a while, the worms will multiply and compost will be start accumulating from the worm castings. When the quantity of compost is meaningful, stop putting feed into this bin and swap over the upper two bins by putting bin No 2 to the top of the stack, with bin No 1 now in the middle. Set up this new top bin with clean bedding, a small amount of the old castings and immediately start feeding your kitchen scraps into it. The worms will naturally migrate upwards towards the new food source, leaving the lower bin with only a few stragglers and ready for the harvesting of your compost within about three weeks after the swap. All you need to do is to keep repeating the process of alternating the top two bins on a regular basis, taking out the compost, whenever it accumulates, and tapping off the worm tea from time to time. Use both products in your garden and grow delicious fully organic vegetables and stunning roses. Sit back and enjoy the fruit of your labours - your worms are doing most of the work anyway!
To see a detailed diagram of this simple worm farm, as described, and some illustrative photos, you can visit our web site at http://www.working-worms.com/
Happy worming!
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Achla Compost Tumbler Grip-EZ Value Kit
!±8± Achla Compost Tumbler Grip-EZ Value Kit
Post Date : Dec 20, 2011 18:22:48 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Kit includes: Achla Compost Barrel Tumbler Rapitest Thermometer Compost Activator Grip-EZ Compost Keeper"Home Composting Made Easy" book You save with this kit! The Achla Compost Barrel Tumbler has easy access sliding doors and special mixing fins that breakup clumps while it is turning. This tumbler holds up to 52 gallons of compost and spins with ease to mix the compost and increase the airflow. The Rapitest Compost Thermometer has a 19" stainless steel probe that will measure 0º-220ºF. With this thermometer you will be able to accurately measure the internal temperature of your compost pile. The Compost Activator is microbial-based that will naturally accelerate the rate of decomposition and reduce unpleasant odors in your compost bin. This dry-granular activator is non-toxic and assures performance in most climates. The Grip-EZ Composter keeper will make recycling your kitchen scraps easy. This kitchen composter with filter can hold up to 1 gallon of scraps for transfer to y
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Friday, December 16, 2011
Upcycle 55 Gallon Plastic Compost Tumbler - TUMBLING COMPOSTER
!±8± Upcycle 55 Gallon Plastic Compost Tumbler - TUMBLING COMPOSTER
Shop for Garden Tools from CompostBins.com! Recycle your yard waste using a recycled barrel! The Upcycle 55 Gallon Plastic Compost Tumbler is made from a food-grade high-density barrel we diverted from the landfill and the stand is high-quality recycled fencing cedar so the whole kit is Earth-friendly before you even use it. Centered on the stand the barrel turns easily while aluminum rods inside help mix and aerate the dirt speeding up composting time by 90 percent! A plastic interior tube helps it aerate and drain for odor-free composting. The black barrel converts sunlight into warmth and holds it in even on cool nights. The easy-access lid opens at waist height for back-saving convenience. Simple assembly. About Upcycle ProductsUpcycle is the largest manufacturer of Upcycled Rain Barrels in the United States. Originally used to ship food overseas these recycled barrels are ideal for storing rainwater. Besides saving landfill space Upcycle's company philosophy is that nothing is thrown out. They minimize their carbon footprint through the effective use of water CFL lighting vehicle fuel and heat even collecting rainwater off their roof to use for washing barrels. The owners practice what they preach and haven't used a drop of city water in over eight years.
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Monday, December 12, 2011
Lifetime 60028 65-Gallon Compost Tumbler
!±8± Lifetime 60028 65-Gallon Compost Tumbler
Post Date : Dec 12, 2011 11:42:44 | Usually ships in 24 hours
Going green? Recycle your vegetable scraps into a nutritious fertilizer for your vegetable and flower gardens with the Lifetime 65 gal. Composter. It is constructed with heavy-duty black panels to absorb and retain the heat that decomposes the organic material. An internal mixing bar allows the flow of oxygen to break it down into a fine fertilizer. The lightweight 65 gallon tumbler turns on its axis for balanced rotation. Extra-large removable lid allows easy access for filling and dumping. With your compost ingredients enclosed inside the composter tub, you will not be subjected to an unsightly, smelly, fly attracting, open-air compost heap in your garden. And no more turning it all with a pitchfork. Save your back, save your money, with the convenient Lifetime 65 gal. composter.
- Heavy-duty uv-protected hdpe panels
- Balanced lightweight construction
- Powder coated steel frame
- Galvanized Steel Base
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Good Ideas EZWH-OAK 47-Gallon Compost Wizard Hybrid - Oak
!±8± Good Ideas EZWH-OAK 47-Gallon Compost Wizard Hybrid - Oak
Post Date : Dec 08, 2011 23:20:11 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
The Compost Wizard Hybrid revolutionizes the way we do gardening. The innovative design cuts down cost (compared to buying a Rain Wizard 50 and Compost Wizard Jr) and also saves space by reducing your footprint. But even more, the whole unit works together to fuse earth and water. As the top barrel is rotated, gravity and centrifugal forces squeeze out excess liquid from the compost which flows out onto the base where it-foots channeled into the barrel. From there it mixes directly with the rain water collected from your gutters forming nutrient packed plant food. Combines a Rain Barrel and Composter into one unit It has a 7 cubic foot capacity, 47 gal. rain barrel, a anti-debris screen on base, recessed handles for easy turning, wheeled base for effortless turning, a large 12-inch twist lid & aeration holes. It is pet and child friendly. Just mix tea with rain water.
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Urban Compost Tumbler
!±8± Urban Compost Tumbler
Post Date : Dec 04, 2011 20:45:33 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
The fully enclosed UCT fits nicely into any urban setting while getting the job done - faster. The patented center aeration tube with its cross bar, not only helps keep oxygen in the mix for faster decomposition, but also assists in the break up and separation of compost as it is turned. This prevents compost turning into a ball and just sliding back and forth when tumbled. The aeration tube entrance at the bottom is covered with a stainless steel screen to prevent rodents and insects from entering barrel. Simply fill, add a good compost starter, dampen, and turn every few days.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Sun-Mar 200 50-Gallon Rotating Compost Bin
!±8± Sun-Mar 200 50-Gallon Rotating Compost Bin
Post Date : Dec 01, 2011 12:00:08 | Usually ships in 6-10 business days
- Material goes in drum and exits automatically as drum rotates.
- Drum rotates easily on its bearings.
- Feed port slides open easily.
- 29-inch input height makes adding material easy.
- Double drum design moves compost during rotation.
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Good Ideas 7-Cubic-Foot Compost Wizard Jr.
!±8±Good Ideas 7-Cubic-Foot Compost Wizard Jr.
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Price : $119.98
Post Date : Nov 28, 2011 08:49:39
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Please welcome the 7 cubic foot Compost Wizard Jr. This little guy is the scaled down version of its 12 cubic foot kin. The Jr. holds 7 cubic feet of compost and sits on a wheeled base. The handles now provide better grip to make turning even easier. The 12-inch twist off lid keeps your compost safely closed off but is easy to remove and even doubles as an extra turning point. The ends feature aeration holes which provide much needed airflow for the compost batch with the option of drilling more for those who live in areas with low air currents. The wheeled base allows owners to turn the bin effortlessly and can easily be separated to allow the bin to roll freely from place to place. The low profile ensures that it stays out of sight and won't be blown over in high winds like other tumbler composters. The resin material used to mold the bin is 100% recycled and the rich dark color absorbs the sun's heat keeping your compost at a nice hot temperature. Comes fully assembled and requires little maintenance. Just turn once a week and after addition of new material and you can see compost in as little as 14 days. Help keep organic waste out of our landfills by getting a Compost Wizard Jr. today.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Urban Compost Tumbler 9.5 Cubic Foot
!±8± Urban Compost Tumbler 9.5 Cubic Foot
Post Date : Nov 25, 2011 06:53:41 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
New Urban Compost Tumbler Makes Compost in Weeks Not Months with Revolutionary Central Aeration. System; Works 90% Faster Requires 75% Less Effort. Lack of space and time to maintain a traditional compost pile neighbor complaints and unwanted pests... the UCT is the perfect fit. . This unit is the only sealed compost tumbler that allows appropriate amounts of oxygen to enter the chamber and mix with materials vastly increasing the speed and efficiency of composting and inspiring more people to take advantage of the benefits of composting than ever before. . Wagon not included. Tumble end over end. Suspended on a pivot rod that allows the barrel to tumble freely. The UCT9 is black in color to maximize heat absorption and further speed the process of turning refuse into useable compost . 9.5 cubic foot 71 gallon barrel. 5 Year Warranty
- Fully enclosed, controls evaporation for less supplemental water use.
- Doesn't attract rodents like open piles.
- Made in the USA of 100% recycled materials.
- Easy 10 minute assembly.
- Includes best practices booklet.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Fifty Ways Your Home Can Help Save Our Planet
Are you concerned about global warming? Have you thought about what you can do to improve the environment in your community? How your home can help save our planet? Perhaps you've thought the problems are too big, too complex - and what you do makes no difference.
Think again! Each small step you take can improve water and air quality in your neighborhood, each thing you do to improve the environment in your home can help save our planet.
Start by making a list of ways your home can help save our planet. For starters, here are fifty ways your home can help save our planet. Many of these actions will save you money as well.
Clean water
Use environmentally-friendly household cleaning products. Use phosphate-free dishwasher and laundry detergent. Minimize use of garbage disposal. Recycle waste materials. Minimize use of herbicides and pesticides. Don't dispose of toxic household products by burying them in your yard - take them to a household hazardous waste disposal facility. Use non-toxic roof and deck cleaners. Use non-toxic paints and coatings. Landscape for clean water - minimize runoff from hard surfaces - consider rain gardens that collect rainwater and allow it to percolate into the soil. Plant trees and shrubs that help filter runoff from your yard.
Water conservation
Check every your entire water system to be sure that your it is leak-free. Check for toilet tank leaks by adding food coloring to the tank. If the toilet is leaking, color will appear within 30 minutes. Replace old toilets with efficient 1.6gal/flush models. Minimize water use as much as possible in bathing, showering, laundering, washing hands and dishes. Operate automatic dishwashers and clothes washers only when they are fully loaded or properly set the water level for the size of load you are using. Install water-saving aerators on faucets and flow regulators on showers. Insulate your water pipes. You'll get hot water faster plus avoid wasting water while it heats up. You'll also save energy. Plant native and/or drought-tolerant grasses, ground covers, shrubs and trees. They do not need to be watered frequently and will likely survive a dry period without any watering. Minimize lawn watering. Use a rain barrel to collect rainwater for lawn and garden watering.
Clean Air
Choose paints and coatings with the lowest possible amount of volatile organic compounds for your project. (VOC evaporates from paint and contributes to smog.) If you live in a smog-prone area, try to avoid painting during summertime peak smog periods. Clean up latex paint with water, but do not rinse the water down the drain or dispose in your yard. Take the clean-up water to a household hazardous waste facility. Keep lids closed on paint containers when not in use. Use stripping products that contain no volatile solvents. Use low-VOC cleaning solvents. Store used rags in closed container. Avoid open burning - compost your yard waste. Check your wood-burning stove to make sure it is operating efficiently. Maintain your oil furnace to make sure it is operating efficiently.
Energy savings
In wintertime, turn thermostat down at night - better yet, install a programmable thermostat. Turn thermostat to an energy-saving temperature when you leave home. Naturally cool your home with breezes through open windows and doors. Plant trees for shade, but make sure that shade does not prevent use of solar power panels. Make sure your home has enough insulation in the ceiling, lower floor if over a crawl space, and walls. Check for air leaks at windows and doors - add insulation stripping as needed. Purchase only Energy-Star certified appliances. Wrap hot water heater with an insulation blanket designed for that purpose. Insulate attic and fan openings in the ceiling. Use energy-saving lamps: compact-fluorescent (CFL) or light-emitting-diode (LED) lamps.
Renewable energy
Check with your electric utility to determine its carbon footprint - or how much of their power is generated using carbon fuels such as coal and oil. Some states allow energy "supply choice" -- you choose your energy commodity supplier. Consider choosing the supplier with the smallest carbon footprint. Solar energy is a free resource - open window shades and let the sunshine warm your home in wintertime. Install solar-powered attic fans and garden lights. Build an inexpensive solar panel to power small appliances and learn the basics of solar power generation. Does your home have a large south-facing, unshaded rooftop? If so consider installing a solar power system. Wind energy is a free resource - open windows and doors and let the breezes cool your home in summertime. Build an inexpensive wind power turbine to power small appliances and learn the basics of wind power generation. Does your home have a large open area with available wind? If so consider installing a wind turbine. Small inexpensive efficient wind turbines will soon be available. Stay tuned!
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
The Best Compost Bins Are Homemade
The best homemade compost bins are usually the ones that you know you'll enjoy using. A creation such as this can be very rewarding, and can give out so many beneficial things as well. How to make a compost tumbler is something that you can make on your own. So to find out more, you can read on below to get some handy tips on how to construct it.
Before you can start on your D-I-Y compost tumbler, you'll have to prepare the following materials: a plastic barrel, a tape measure, some galvanized metal fence pole that are half-inch, four 2 by 4-inch treated lumber boards that are 8-feet long, a metal rebar pin, a nails drill, a large drill bit electric saw, some small hinges and hasps that are galvanized hardware, and some paint if you like.
After you've prepared the materials, you can then proceed to constructing your homemade bin. You can start by measuring and locating the central part of your plastic barrel. The barrel will serve as your home compost tumbler. And as soon as you find the center of the barrel, you may now proceed to drilling large holes on it. The holes must be big enough for the metal pole to fit in. After this, do some drilling again (on the barrel's surface), but this time, make small holes only. These smaller holes will serve as a drainage and aeration pathway.
Next, use an electric saw to cut a rectangle-shaped hole; and then cut on the barrels side area. The hole should be big enough for an average shovel head to fit in; as the size of the hole will enable you to put-in and take-out compost from the rotating barrel with ease. Now, as you complete this step, you may now drill holes for your screws, hinges and hasp hardware. Make a few holes on the top and bottom part of the rectangle-shaped holed that you've previously cut. Drill holes on the top and base of the whole barrel as well. After this, you may now start fastening your hardware with some galvanized nuts and bolts (the hinges are placed on the barrels top side, as the hasp is to the bottom side). After securing this, you may now attach the door (this was the cut piece from your rectangular hole), and then close it using a hasp.
After you've measured the lumber boards that you have, you should then cut these into half, to make out four more boards (4-feet long each). Form an X-shape using two boards, and then pound a few nails on them to safely secure it. Make 2 sets of these, as these will serve as the legs and support for the barrel. Also cut two sets of 2 by 4-inch boards, as you'll be using these to connect the two X-shaped boards (for stability purposes). After you've set the support on your barrel, you may now drill a half-inch hole to the metal pole (choose any side of the pole). You'll be putting in the metal rebar pin on this hole, as this will be used as a handle for your home composting container. And as soon as you've done this, you may proceed to painting it. That's if you want to put paint on it.
Your D-I-Y tumbler, will surely work wonders. Not only did you make your own eco composter, you've also paved a way for a cost-effective recycling system. The best compost bins homemade like this can definitely guarantee you long lasting results.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Achla Designs CMP-05 Spinning Composter Horizontal
!±8± Achla Designs CMP-05 Spinning Composter Horizontal
Post Date : Nov 16, 2011 13:00:09 | Usually ships in 1 to 2 days
- Made from recycled plastic
- Seven cubic feet capacity
- Minimizes landfill waste
- Rodent proof
- Features easy access sliding door
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Tumbleweed 200003 58-Gallon Rotating Compost Bin, Green
!±8± Tumbleweed 200003 58-Gallon Rotating Compost Bin, Green
Post Date : Oct 30, 2011 09:51:25 | Usually ships in 24 hours
The Tumbleweed compost tumbler has a neat, compact design makes it an ideal compost bin for any level composter with any amount of garden space. By giving the Tumbleweed a spin every few days, it's easy to create fresh compost. The 100% UV protected, recycled plastic is a dark green color. When the sun hits the dark compost bin, it heats up the contents inside, speeding up the breakdown process. A stainless steel bar going through the compost bin breaks up any larger clumps that might form, further helping the breakdown process. The galvanized steel leg base makes this composting unit extremely sturdy, no matter how heavy the compost inside gets. These legs won't rust, so the composter will last many years out in the elements. With dual-end twist lock lids, it's easy to add or remove material no matter which end is up. The locking lids also prevent any small animal pests from getting into the bin. The lids are also vented, keeping the compost aerated while allowing any compost tea to drain out into the soil under the bin. The Tumbleweed compost tumbler holds up to 58 gallons of materials while continuously breaking down kitchen scraps, yard debris and other compostable materials into rich, organic compost that plants will love.
- 58 gallon capacity for your leaves, grass and kitchen waste
- Steel frame design is easy to assemble stand.
- Stainless steel central rod will not rust and helps aerate each time it tumbles
- Dual locking lids have 4 vents to help provide needed oxygen to your compost
- Finished compost as quickly as 21 days
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Barrel Compost Tumbler - 59 Gallons
!±8± Barrel Compost Tumbler - 59 Gallons
Post Date : Oct 26, 2011 11:15:32 | Usually ships in 6-10 business days
The extensive design of the Barrel Compost Tumbler - 8 Cubic Feet will allow this composter to hold over 250 pounds of composted material. This compost tumbler is created out tough durable material that will allow you to keep up with all of the compost needs you have for the season. This tumbler barrel rests securely on a galvanized steel support frame which brings sturdy support for your compost tumbler. There is also an interior galvanized steel tumbler bar that helps shred and break up the material inside of the barrel. This tumbler bar will help you to turn over your compost material and break it down faster so that you can use it quicker. The 22' lid on this tumbler is removable and has a tight seal to prevent it from leaking while you are turning your compost. The lid also has a drain in it so that you can easily obtain compost tea from the barre