SE Patented Stackable 13-1/4" Sifting Pan, 1/4" Mesh Screen - GP2-14

The 1/12" is designed to capture the cast on the worms and hold all the cocoons together these together provide nice, fine castings that can be used in gardens and I've used them and find them to be very well made, sturdy, easy to use, and fit perfectly on the top of five-gallon buckets Even with heavy loads, the mesh will not bend because the support system underneath the mesh holds it in place.
All in all, these are a must-have for any worm composter and they are highly recommended.

Marcellus Yoder

| Jan 19, 2021

To begin with, let me describe how I used them and what I got out of them There are three of these that I bought. There is a 1/2, a 1/4, and an 1/8 size. To break up the big clumps of dirt I used my rakes in order from largest to smallest. I also sifted out all of the rocks in the top spoil. The following size (1/4) is recommended for those who want to do the same thing but only purchase one. During sifting, that region caught most of the rocks I found. In the 1/2 size, there were no rocks caught, but the 1/4 size broke up the dirt to make way for the 1/4 size. The 1/8 size caught some rocks, but if the dirt you have is too moist, it gets hard to push the dirt through. The following is a list of the qualities of a good build
These buckets are thick plastic and heavy wire, which fit perfectly into most 5 gallon buckets that you can find at your local home improvement store. The reviews I read suggested they would not be able to withstand a drop of 20 feet. Will they withstand it? It is impossible to say. It's already survived a few drops of six feet without any problems. It was pretty easy to clean up. It only took a few minutes to hose them off. In the picture of the item, you'll see that when you press down on the wire mesh, it curls upward toward you, and the plastic lines you see in the picture are there to assist with holding what you put inside. I found that those parts were the weakest part of a product, however, I haven't run into anything yet with regard to what I used it for. Additionally, a lot of dirt would accumulate in the space between the mesh and the plastic, which was one of the most difficult parts It was difficult to fit a finger into the opening, so high pressure hose attachments will work.

Overall, I would buy this tool However, I would prefer if they were a little cheaper. As I mentioned before, you don't have to buy all three like I did, but as far as sifting top soil is concerned, the size I recommend is perfect.

Amina HYDE

| Mar 26, 2021

The nuggets are sorted according to their kind. It's ha ha! It is gross. The two litter boxes I have were made from large plastic storage containers that I created with top access. Litter is contained in each litter box in a plastic container. When the boxes needed to be picked out, we used to use the hand scooper, which took a great deal of time and kicked up so much dust around the Using both sifters together, I place them on top of a 5-gallon bucket outside, and utilize them to put the dirty litter box through both sifters. (There are two steps to this Most of the time I have to stop about halfway to shake the remaining litter through the sifters, then pour through the rest of the dirty litter. When you use the sifters, it is more thorough, it is faster, and it creates less dust than scooping inside. I appreciate you making a product that is so durable!.

Kamiyah Harvey

| Apr 05, 2021

I really hated to clean the litter boxes because I loved the litter, but I was learning how to do it To help me with this, I purchased two Pet Mate 42036 Arm and Leg Collars There are two Hammer Large Sifting Litter Pans that come with one sifter between each pan. They have a fine sifter, but you cannot pick it up and use it with a pan and another pan at the same time. When I found this pan, my mind kept wandering about how I could create a better sifter using some sort of screen. My bucket fits into a 13 gallon trash can out in the garage as well, even though the bucket is meant to fit into 5 gallon buckets. With this bin, there is a great deal of room on either side, so I use stainless steel tongs to pick out the solid waste and toss it into the trash. There's a great litter you should try if you have cats and you haven't discovered it yet - pine pellet litter This litter box sifter has NO SMELL, and it can clean 4 litter boxes in no time.

Liana Whitehead

| Apr 26, 2021

In my succulent greenhouse, I sift topsoil and pot contents with these three sieves (1/8", 1/4", and 1/2"). Sieves can be used over and over again and are durable and easy to use A friendly person. Therefore, I recently purchased two more plants (1/4" in diameter and 1/2" in diameter) to donate to a nonprofit greenhouse where I volunteer. Nevertheless, the last two I received are quite bowed in the center, like a hill, on the metal mesh A rise of about 1 percent is observed. Aside from that, the mesh diameter is too large to fit into the plastic holder, and the mesh is too stiff to bend down. It is because of this hill that you can't use the sieve since as you agitate it, the material will all fall to the circumference, where there is no mesh, but rather a plastic edge. A shift of the sieve severe enough to push the material over the middle would allow it to sieve out, however then the material would tend to migrate out over the sides of the sieve. The mesh of both my old and new sieves appear to be held in place by a thin plastic ring glued tightly to the bottom The piece of plastic is also badly positioned in the new sieves and does not always touch the sides of the top As a result, I believe the manufacturing quality has declined since I got my old sieves, and this has been allowed to go past It is very important that the Sona/SE teams pay attention to this issue, since a sieve like this is a highly versatile product that people will not order, or will not keep if they order it, if they see that it will not work There is no cosmetic fix to this it is a structural problem.

Denisse Price

| Jan 20, 2021