Guest guest Posted June 20, 2012 Report Share Posted June 20, 2012 , I figured I'd address this primarily to you although I welcome other comments as well. Do you happen to know of a good and reasonably priced source for a compost bin and/or a rain barrel. They're available in my area, mostly through Lowe's and also Earthfare, a food store similar to Whole Foods. The cost is typically upwards toward $100 for either one, though. Haven't really checked on Craig's List but I'm thinking there won't be too much there, since most people are more ecologically minded these days and are looking, rather than selling them. Anyhoo, just thought I'd ask, in case they can be obtained more inexpensively through other sources. Thea Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2012 Report Share Posted June 21, 2012 My county extension office sells rain barrels and compost bins once a year in spring. Some of the towns around here also have their own programs. Try doing a search like: " rain barrel " " xyz county, state " ...putting in your county and state names. If you have a food manufacturer locally maybe you can call their offices and ask if you can have any barrels they may have/purchase. Sometimes they have to pay to have them taken away, but if they get money for them you could match the price and probably come out ahead. Just be ready to clean them out yourself and add spouts, etc from the hardware store. -Karyn (IL)  ________________________________ To: sproutpeople Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 8:57 PM Subject: RE: Compost bin and Rain Barrel - (and all)  , I figured I'd address this primarily to you although I welcome other comments as well. Do you happen to know of a good and reasonably priced source for a compost bin and/or a rain barrel. They're available in my area, mostly through Lowe's and also Earthfare, a food store similar to Whole Foods. The cost is typically upwards toward $100 for either one, though. Haven't really checked on Craig's List but I'm thinking there won't be too much there, since most people are more ecologically minded these days and are looking, rather than selling them. Anyhoo, just thought I'd ask, in case they can be obtained more inexpensively through other sources. Thea Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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