Electrician needed!

[Gillian Densmore]

In the long list of comically awkward issues of my recent rebuild of a bathroom and kitchen the orginal electrical specialist is basically off duty for a while.

In short their's a grabage disposal to get power to.

Any recomendations?

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[Steve Smith]

Gil-

I recommend the low-tech alternative to a garbage disposal of composting kitchen waste...  no electrician needed!

- Steve

On 3/20/17 12:50 PM, Gillian Densmore wrote:

In the long list of comically awkward issues of my recent rebuild of a bathroom and kitchen the orginal electrical specialist is basically off duty for a while.

In short their's a grabage disposal to get power to.

Any recomendations?

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[gepr]

2nded!  However, even here in Rainland (for the winter, anyway -- Ebulient Equinox!) I have trouble keeeping my little bugs wet.  They can always wander down to the bottom, which stays pretty wet.  But the top dries out.  It's a barrel sized composter, if that helps.  The little staging-can we keep in the kitchen tends to stay wet ... but we have to be careful not to toss in anything that might produce fruit flies.

Wouldn't a composter in NM be harder to keep alive?

On 03/20/2017 12:50 PM, Steven A Smith wrote:
> I recommend the low-tech alternative to a garbage disposal of composting kitchen waste...  no electrician needed!


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☣ glen

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[Owen Densmore]

This may help:

https://saintjohnscollege.nextdoor.com/search/?query=electrician&ccid=6538BFB8-E868-60D6-9698-56BD5411F263&ssid=17b81fbb-066c-4808-8fa5-7941b003cf3d

On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 1:58 PM, glen ☣ <[hidden email]> wrote:

2nded!  However, even here in Rainland (for the winter, anyway -- Ebulient Equinox!) I have trouble keeeping my little bugs wet.  They can always wander down to the bottom, which stays pretty wet.  But the top dries out.  It's a barrel sized composter, if that helps.  The little staging-can we keep in the kitchen tends to stay wet ... but we have to be careful not to toss in anything that might produce fruit flies.

Wouldn't a composter in NM be harder to keep alive?

On 03/20/2017 12:50 PM, Steven A Smith wrote:
> I recommend the low-tech alternative to a garbage disposal of composting kitchen waste...  no electrician needed!


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☣ glen

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