Thanks for the suggestions about product ideas(sorry about the
crossposting - first time I've posted to a newsgroup). One possible idea is
an improved rotating
composter - those that are availible seem to have limited capacity and only
handle one load at a time - appriciate any thoughts.

Chris wrote:
: Thanks for the suggestions about product ideas(sorry about the
: crossposting - first time I've posted to a newsgroup). One possible
: idea is an improved rotating
: composter - those that are availible seem to have limited capacity
: and only handle one load at a time - appriciate any thoughts.

There was a piece about this on Gardeners' Question Time today where they
said it wasn't a very good option. You can hear it on the BBC radio 4
website or catch the repeat on Wednesday

Robert wrote:

Chris wrote:
: Thanks for the suggestions about product ideas(sorry about the
: crossposting - first time I've posted to a newsgroup). One possible
: idea is an improved rotating
: composter - those that are availible seem to have limited capacity
: and only handle one load at a time - appriciate any thoughts.

There was a piece about this on Gardeners' Question Time today where they
said it wasn't a very good option. You can hear it on the BBC radio 4
website or catch the repeat on Wednesday


However, unless I'm mistaken they experimented last year on Gardeners'
World with various forms of composting and the tumbler was the fastest.

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On Mon, 31 May 2004 11:04:32 +0100, Broadback
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There was a piece about this on Gardeners' Question Time today where they
said it wasn't a very good option. You can hear it on the BBC radio 4
website or catch the repeat on Wednesday

I know of one Urgler who used his rotating composter to mix his
potting compost. That right, Charlie?


Pam in Bristol

In message , Broadback
writes
Robert wrote:

Chris wrote:
: Thanks for the suggestions about product ideas(sorry about the
: crossposting - first time I've posted to a newsgroup). One possible
: idea is an improved rotating
: composter - those that are availible seem to have limited capacity
: and only handle one load at a time - appriciate any thoughts.
There was a piece about this on Gardeners' Question Time today where
they
said it wasn't a very good option. You can hear it on the BBC radio 4
website or catch the repeat on Wednesday

However, unless I'm mistaken they experimented last year on Gardeners'
World with various forms of composting and the tumbler was the fastest.


No, you're right - the rotating barrel came out top. Trouble is, as has
been mentioned, the capacity is too small for 'real' gardeners :0)) ,
and at £50, they're too dear.
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