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Standard Digging Trowel?         

  • Great For Digging
  • Does not hold much
  • Requires many repetitions to fill a typical 12" Pot
  • Can't be set down when full without spilling
  • Low sides make transferring product difficult and messy due to spillage
  • Can not measure "part to part" dry or wet with any accuracy 
  • Takes longer to do task
  • Wastes product

Plastic cup?

  • The number one improvised item for scooping soil, pebbles, sand or fertilizer
  • Cup has no handles
  • Hard to hold when wet or full of heavy material. i.e. pebbles
  • Plastic cups crack and break
  • Possible sharp edges and a nasty finger cuts
  • Takes longer to do task
  •  Difficult to measure "part to part" dry or wet
  • Wastes product

Kitchen Basting Spoon?

  • Does not hold much
  • Requires many repetitions to fill a typical 12" Pot
  • Can't be set down when full without spilling
  • Low sides make transferring product difficult and messy due to spillage
  • Takes longer to do task
  • Can not measure "part to part" dry or wet with any accuracy 
  • Wastes product

Cut Jug?

  • Filmsy
  • Can't be set down when full without spilling
  • Transferring product can be difficult and messy due to spillage
  • Takes longer to do task
  • Can not measure "part to part" dry or wet with any accuracy 
  • Wastes product

Coffee Can?

  • The number two most improvised item for scooping soil, pebbles, sand or fertilizer
  • Can has no handles
  • Hard to hold when wet or full of heavy material. i.e. pebbles
  • Possible sharp edges and a nasty finger cuts
  • Takes longer to do task
  • Difficult to measure "part to part" dry or wet
  • Wastes product

Child's Sand Box Shovel?

  • Does not hold much
  • Requires many repetitions to fill a typical 12" Pot
  • Can't be set down when full without spilling
  • Low sides make transferring product difficult and messy due to spillage
  • Takes longer to do task
  • Can not measure "part to part" dry or wet with any accuracy 
  • Wastes product

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