Can’t decide what to get your favorite gardener for Christmas this year? Don’t fret, because we’ve put a list together of some of our favorite products for under $150. Whether you’re shopping for a seasoned gardener or a novice, these items are sure to make a great gift for anyone this holiday season. (PRWeb Dec 7, 2008)
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This new, hand powered portable washing machine from Clean Air Gardening helps reduce water and detergent usage per load of laundry, allowing consumers to clean clothes in a more eco-friendly way. (PRWeb Jul 9, 2008)
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With increasingly unpredictable weather across the United States, homeowners are increasingly turning to new rain barrels as an old fashioned, but effective solution to water shortages. (PRWeb Jul 2, 2008)
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With droughts affecting large areas of both the Southeast and Southwest United States, homeowners are seeing an increase of restrictions on water use, and are increasingly becoming aware of the need for water conservation. The newly introduced 1.5 gallon per minute showerhead from Clean Air Gardening reduces water usage in the shower anywhere from 1 to 5 gallons every minute. The net savings will be in the tens of thousands of gallons every year for the typical family. (PRWeb Nov 2, 2007)
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The new Garden Kneeler seat from Clean Air Gardening makes working in the garden easier, because it keeps you in a stable, comfortable position that lets you get right to business. Instead of resorting to sitting on a uncomfortable, unstable bucket, or dragging around a folding chair that doesn’t put you at a comfortable height, you’ll have just the right tool to keep your properly positioned as you work. (PRWeb Dec 21, 2007)
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An electronic soil tester newly introduced to the Clean Air Gardening online gardening store makes it easy for gardeners to get better results by giving them the information they need to grow plants successfully. The tester allows you to monitor 1) the conditions of the soil pH, 1) soil moisture, 3) light intensity, and 4) total combined nitrogen and phosphorus and potash (NPK) levels. These four pieces of information together help pinpoint what you need to know to prepare for gardening and yard success. (PRWeb Feb 7, 2007)
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Collecting vegetable scraps in your kitchen is one easy and effective way to reduce the amount of garbage you throw out. Instead of going into the landfill, it goes into the compost pile where it breaks down into rich, fertile, organic compost, known by gardeners as "black gold." Using the newly introduced ceramic compost pail from Clean Air Gardening is an easy way to collect these scraps. (PRWeb Jul 23, 2007)
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Regular tap water has, on average, somewhere between 30 to 40 percent oxygen saturation. But the newly introduced Enki Oxygenating Watering Can uses electrolysis to super-oxygenate the water to levels up to 150 percent oxygen saturation. (PRWeb Oct 31, 2007)
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As watering restrictions and ongoing drought in the western half of the United States become more severe, homeowners are increasingly turning to rain barrels as an old fashioned but effective solution to water shortages. (PRWeb Jul 25, 2007)
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Kitchen compost container can be made easily by reusing free or inexpensive plastic, metal or glass pitchers, ice buckets or other containers available in the house or local budget stores. With some do-it-yourself add-on, simple kitchen compost containers can also be installed with activated carbon filter to trap odors.
Commercial kitchen compost containers are aesthetically to be made as part of kitchen furniture.
An odorless ceramic compost crock made of glazed ceramic with stoneware design makes the kitchen compost container a handsome furniture piece in the kitchen. The dishwasher-safe charcoal filter in the lid traps odors. Some crock comes with 2 filters that last up to two months each.
More economical kitchen compost containers are kitchen compost crock and stainless steel compost container. These kitchen compost containers are designed as attractive countertop kitchen composting crock with fully glazed interior that won’t stain. These kitchen compost containers come with standard features such as dishwasher safe and activated carbon filter to trap odors.
High end kitchen compost container uses effective microbes to ferment organic matters quickly and odorlessly. Through these process organic wastes such as meat, fish, dairy and even bones are converted into high-grade soil conditioner. There is no need of turning the wastes like doing it with compost tumbler. There is also no unpleasant smells during decompositions.
The mechanism is similar to the process used to make wine, where fermentation take place rather than putrefaction to decompose the matter. Simply sprinkle a handful of micobes onto the waste every time it is added to the kitchen compost container and the compost will be produced within 10 days.
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