Archive for the 'Rubber Mulch' Category

Why Rubber Mulch is Friend of Nature

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

Do you know how rubber mulch is created? Rubber mulch is created by recycling old tires. There are millions old tires which are harming our environment. By using rubber mulch you will not only protect the environment but also enhance the safety of your playground area. Old rubber tires can be converted into tiny granules [...]

Are You Aware of the Benefits of Rubber Mulch

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Rubber mulch is the new buzz word that takes the world of green environment by a storm. They are manufactured through a series of recycling process in which the old tires are used. This material proves to be a great product for your garden area and play ground area. They help in performing organic gardening. [...]

Why Rubber Mulch is superior to other mulches?

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

Rubber mulch has been much maligned by environmentalists for two reasons.  First of all, rubber is not easily biodegradable.  Secondly, it prevents plant growth if used as a thick carpet.  But proponents of the product count these two aspects as the positive qualities of rubber mulch.  Let us examine these qualities in detail here.

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Why We should use Rubber Mulch Extensively

Sunday, November 29th, 2009

Rubber mulch has been proved to be superior to any other kind of mulches in many ways.  First of all, being made of rubber that is not destroyed easily, they can provide ground cover for longer periods.  Organic mulches like wood shavings, pine needles, grass cuttings, leaves, wood bark etc would degenerate in a matter of time [...]

Some Benefits of Rubber Mulch

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Rubbermulch.com  manufactures  a type of mulch made from 100% recycled rubber. Waste tire buffing or nuggets of rubber from wholly ground tires, after having their steel bands removed. Buffings are generally thin slivers of rubber. Nuggets range in size from 10mm to 32mm or 3/8” to ¼”
 
BENEFITS
 

Does not blow away

 

Does [...]

Rubber Mulch and Landscaping

Monday, October 26th, 2009

Every parent would love to have a play area that will keep their children safe while playing. Athletes will give higher priority to the ground materials used to furnish the play area. Landscaping mulch is very important in attracting the people to have the maximum usage. Rubber mulch is prepared from recycled rubber materials in an environmental friendly manner. [...]

The 4 Great Uses of Rubber Mulch

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

Wood has been the dominating material for mulching, however with the introduction of rubber mulches the whole idea of mulching has changed. Extracted from recycled tires rubber mulches find multiple uses. Here are some of the most places where rubber mulches are used widely.
1. To make playgrounds a safer place for your children rubber mulching can serve as the [...]

Benefits of Rubber Mulch

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

The invention of rubber mulch has solved many of our problems. First of all, the mounds of discarded rubber tires were threatening to become an imploding environmental disaster till several years ago. Secondly, the quest for different mulches for agricultural and gardening requirements was causing more and more trees being cut, resulting in [...]

3 Rubber Mulch Tips for Dorm Safety and Hygiene

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

Running a dorm as a resident adviser (RA) or an actual landlord can be demanding. You don’t just worry about partying tenants, you also have to make sure that everything works and no accidents happen (as much as possible).
Although regular maintenance requires effort, it is definitely a lot cheaper than having repairs done every month. [...]

3 Tips to Make Your Child’s Room Safe with Rubber Mulch

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

You worry and fret about your child’s safety in school, in the playground, and everywhere else that you’re not around. A lot of times, you forget to pay attention to what’s in front of you—what’s under your nose.
Your child’s room could be just as safe—or unsafe—as the outdoors, depending on how well you’ve thought it [...]