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Thursday, February 24, 2011

Soilsaver Composter giveaway

Every backyard gardener needs a compost pile. But who wants a big, stinky mess to deal with? And, further, if you live in an urban area or are short on space, who wants to annoy the neighbors or be annoyed with a pile of kitchen and garden waste attracting bugs and critters?

In order to remedy that problem and jump start you in making your own compost gold, today's giveaway for Urban Homesteading Giveaway Week is a Soilsaver Classic Composter.

This composter promises that you'll be producing rich organic dark humus in 6 to 8 weeks from kitchen and garden waste. In addition it:
  • Works in all climates and can recycle up to 30% of household waste, helping reduce landfill cost, hauling cost and curbside pickup
  • Is made from 100% recycled material. Locking self-watering lid keeps varmints out and allows for easy entry
  • Has a heavy, dark wall construction that helps produce heat which helps the bacteria and micro-organisms breakdown waste to produce rich soil
  • Has two sliding doors allows easy access to soil.
  • Includes a free composting guide
  • Dimensions: 28"W x 28"D x 32"H
This composter is easy to use as well as easy on the eyes. Just add kitchen scraps and garden waste to the top of the bin and remove finished compost from the bottom of the bin. Turning is optional (if you want faster composting).

How to enter
If you are interested in entering the random drawing for this composter, please add your name to the comments of this post. You have until midnight PST this Friday, February 25th to enter. This giveaway is open to U.S. residents only. Good luck!

Make sure you check out the other giveaways going on this week:

Win a Raintree Nursery $50 gift certificate
Win a swanky looking rain barrel
Win the books, Keeping Chickens and Canning & Preserving

Note: There are affiliate links in this post.

244 comments:

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Sara Carlson ***Doula*** said...

Wow! this is so awesome!

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Jamie said...

Oh boy, I've been wanting to get into composting for a while now. This looks awesome!

Dawn Dutton said...

thanks for the chance to win!
Happy Friday!

Kim said...

First the rain barrel and now this!? Awesome! We live in pretty nice duplex, with a very nice yard now. Our landlord has given us the go-ahead to garden, but has said composting is out unless we purchase a fancy composter (which isn't in a our two-grad student budget, sadly.) Thank, as always, for the chance!

Q said...

Fabulous!

mountainchicken said...

Who would have thought that one day I'd be THIS excited about a compost bin?

Jennie said...

Hahahah my neighbors HATE my compost pile, this would certainly help make peace.
:-)

Londa said...

Just took a course from the Master Gardener's on composting. This would be great for implementing the information from the class!

Katie said...

I could use this for sure!

Mr. and Mrs. Hoosier Homesteader said...

This would be great to use for our raised beds!

Stefanie said...

Yay! So excited I can still enter this!

Darci said...

Consider me entered!

Linda said...

this is such a cool giveaway:)

Amy said...

awesome! sign me up, my neighbors would greatly appreciate this over the pallets they see now!

Laura said...

This would be a great way to start composting in my garden...haven't gotten started yet.

anisaschell said...

Seriously! How are you doing this! Pick me please!

susan heggestad said...

Hmmm. I've never seen a model quite like this before... is this one that you've tried Crunchy?

Able-Bodied Girl said...

sign me up!

summer said...

my compost bin is falling apart, I would love this.

afeistymom said...

Love it!

Karen said...

Looks like it would make some really nice compost to put on my veggie plants!

JMH said...

Neat.

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Maid of Star Stuff said...

Is it weird to want this as much as I do? Thanks for the chance, Crunchy!

Stephany said...

That is certainly far more attractive than our makeshift compost area made out of pallets.

I've been wishing I had two areas. I almost think I could fit two of these where the one is now.

dc said...

can never have to much compost so count me in!

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Caledonia said...

great give away would like to win it for my daughter.

birdsandgardens said...

Vermiculture Rocks!!!
Shelly King

Tory said...

This would be so much nicer than the pallet one I've thrown together in the backyard! Thanks for the opportunity!

Jenn T. said...

Wow, I would love to win this!

greendaily said...

I always need more compost!

greendaily said...

I always need more compost!

Valrico Veggie Girl said...

Crossing my fingers!!

Bunny said...

Oh, love this - I'd love to win one!

Lesli said...

Composting...woot!

Matriarchy said...

A great addition to my panorama of composting methods.

Mitty said...

I would love one of these!

Lynne Heller said...

Hope you saved something for YOU! LOL livesalone502@yahoo.com

anna said...

Wow! What a great giveaway!

anna said...

Wow What a great giveaway!

Pam said...

This would be a great help. Right now I just have a compost "pile"n, and neighbors are starting t6o complain.

Tina Wilson said...

thanks for a very nice giveaway contest. I'd love to have my name added to the list. Thanks for the opportunity.

Rachel Z. said...

Fantastic giveways! I live in an apartment with a tiny yard and picky landlords, so that would be perfect. Thanks!

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