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Posted by JoeSpareBedroom on October 29, 2006, 4:54 pm
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > Every gardener knows that good soil is a key success factor for a great
> garden. They also understand that organic matter is the most important
> component to creating great soil, and adding compost to your garden
> soil is the best way to get organic matter into your soil.
>
> Last fall I purchased the Urban Compost Tumbler. When I saw it in the
> magazine, I thought what a great way to increase my compost production.
> As the ad stated, I was going to have compost in less than two weeks.
> What a joke.
>
> What I have found is that the organic matter sits in the tumbler all
> day long and just cooks. It never really breaks down. In fact, even
> if I spin the tumbler twice a day, I can produce more compost in my
> standard pile over the summer than I can with my Urban Compost Tumbler.
>
>
> Learn from my mistake Save your money, and stay away from the Urban
> Compost Tumbler. What they claim is all Fiction
>
> For more gardening articles and information please visit
> http://www.growersinfo.com
>
Two friends said the same thing about tumblers. Always be suspicious when
advertising uses a word which makes no sense relative to the product being
sold. "Urban". Pointless. It's as odd as when supermarkets distribute sale
flyers with products on sale because of Super Bowl, and in addition to chips
and dip, the ad includes tampons.
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