www.cleanairgardening.com This tumbling composter is perfect for your lawn or garden. We give it a full review, and you can easily see how it's easy to use. There's no assembly required - the composter and base come together and you just take them out of the box. This composter has eight rollers that easily spin the composter so you can tumble your compost and mix it up easy. In addition, it can hold up to 53 gallons of material - a perfect amount of compost for your lawn. There are other great features we discuss with this composter. Please watch the video and see all the great features for yourself! If you want to know more about this compost bin, please click the link at the top of this video description. There's plenty of info about this great composter there. Thanks!
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
Humane Pest Control: How to Get Rid of Mice in Attic
Tired of worrying about gnawed wires, chewed-up items in storage, and, ugh ... droppings? Well, how to get rid of mice in attic areas and other out-of-the-way places is not all that difficult - and you can do it successfully in a non-toxic, environment-friendly way!
Getting rid of mice, rats, and squirrels in attic area include the following options:
- Traps. Three common types of traps exist for rodents - the kind that kill or maim, usually by a spring-loaded bar snapping down on them when triggered by the animal attempting to snatch a bait. The other two types of traps involve luring the animal with food into a cage that automatically shuts or onto a glue-saturated board upon which the animal becomes stuck. Both types require disposal of the animal - either while it's still alive or when it's dead. Neither type of trap is fail-safe. Often the animal escapes time and again before the trap actually "works."
- Poison. Most rodent poisons contain warfarin, an anticoagulant. Considered inhumane by many people, the ingestion of warfarin causes massive internal bleeding. It's important when using warfarin-based poison to keep water access unavailable. Craving water (due to dehydration caused by the chemical) forces the animal to go outside of the building in search of water (at which time it will die). Otherwise, you will find dead, decomposing rodents in your home. You must take care to close all toilet seats, as well as put away pet dishes and other containers holding water.
- Predator repellants. Non-toxic and pet- and environment-friendly, this is the one we recommend. The urine from foxes, coyotes, and bobcats prevents rodents from ever taking up residence in a building in the first place. Because predators "mark" their territory using urine, rodents smell the urine, determine the presence of one of these predators, and avoid the area in which these products have been placed. Available online at a number of retail sites, you can get this type of product in liquid, powder, or granule form.
That's our take for the best way to get rid of rodents in the attic or elsewhere. And studies from the USDA, Colorado State University, Penn State, Cornell, and other noted organizations support these findings. So get rid of those pests the humane, safe, and effective way. Get a predator urine-based repellant and keep your attic rodent-free.
Friday, December 9, 2011
Tumbleweed 200003 58-Gallon Rotating Compost Bin, Green
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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.
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