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Product Review Video: Tumbleweed Compost Tumbler
July 19th, 2007 by Lars

Here’s a video review of the Tumbleweed Composting Bin, a compost tumbler.

The Tumbleweed Compost Bin is available at Clean Air Gardening.

Don’t miss the test results from the National Home Gardening Club for the Tumbleweed.

Do you have a Clean Air Gardening product at home that you’d like to review? If so, contact us and we’ll explain how you could do it.

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2 comments ↓

#1 chris on 04.02.08 at 6:53 am

2 Questions:

Would the tumbleweed compost tumbler be good for someone who cannot turn the unit more than a couple of weekends a month?

Can wild life (bears) be attracted to it’s odor and open the tumbler?

Thank You :)

Chris

#2 Lars on 04.07.08 at 4:49 pm

I’m not aware of any composters that are bear proof, unfortunately. Yes, they can smell food scraps in a bin.

But it’s no problem to tumble it less often.

Everything still breaks down. It’s just a little quicker when you tumble it more regularly, because it keeps everything better mixed up and aerated.

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