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Can-O-Worms

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

Can-O-Worms

With our user-friendly “”Can-O-Worms“” composting system, a team of redworms digest kitchen waste into worm castings; an organic, nutrient-rich garden amendment. The perforated stacking trays allow the worms to separate from their castings automatically, making it very easy for the gardener to harvest the resulting “”worm castings.”" The trays rotate so that there is always one available for garbage while the others compost. The handy spigot allows you to capture the “”worm tea”" – a rich liquid amendment your plants will love. Sturdy, odorless and pest-resistant, this earth-friendly composting system is made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic. Designed to be used indoors or out in warmer climates, it comes with complete instructions. Ideal composting temperature is 60F to 80F. Australia. Worms not included. Find composting worms online at www.findworms.com. This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Item can not be expedited. See Shipping Information for more details. 29″” High 20″” Deep

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Living Like Ed Book

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

Living Like Ed Book

A committed environmentalist for more than thirty years, Ed Begley, Jr., has always tried to “”live simply so others may simply live.”" Now, as more and more of us are looking for ways to reduce our impact on the planet and live a better, greener life, Ed shares his experiences on what works, what doesn’t-and what will save you money! These are tips for environmentally friendly living that anyone-whether you own or rent, live in a private home or a condo-can try to make a positive change for the environment. From quick fixes to bigger commitments and long-term strategies, Ed will help you make changes in every part of your life. And if you think living green has to mean compromising on aesthetics or comfort, fear not; Ed’s wife, Rachelle, insists on style-with a conscience. In Living Like Ed, his environmentalism and her design savvy combine to create a guide to going green that keeps the chic in eco-chic. From recycling more materials than you ever thought possible to composting without raising a stink to buying an electric car, Living Like Ed is packed with ideas-from obvious to ingenious-that will help you live green, live responsibly, live well. Like Ed.

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Kitchen Compost Crock

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

Kitchen Compost Crock

Put your kitchen scraps for the compost pile in an attractive countertop kitchen composting crock. The Kitchen Compost Crock has a fully glazed interior that won’t stain or absorb odor and holds up to one gallon of kitchen scraps. An activated carbon filter in the lid prevents odors. With a removable stainless steel handle. Dishwasher safe. Includes one filter. Filters last 3 months. White ceramic crock measures 10″”H x 7″” diameter; Stainless steel crock measures 11″”H x 8″” diameter. China. Keep your Kitchen Compost Crock smelling fresh with carbon replacement filters . The activated carbon prevents odors. Held in the lid, the filter lasts up to three months. Sold in sets of 2, 6 or 12. China.

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The Worm Café: A how-to guide to school-wide composting

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

The Worm Café: A how-to guide to school-wide composting

The Worm Café: Mid-Scale Vermicomposting of Lunchroom Wastes is a comprehensive manual that provides clever guidelines for how classrooms can work with their cafeterias to compost food waste by using (and studying) composting worms. Students learn about ecosystems and food webs as they help

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