"The KIS brewers are extremely easy to set up and use, very easy to clean, and make great teas by extracting all the species of bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and nematodes present in the compost into the tea. Using the right resources, the KIS brewer can get fantastic fungal biomass growing in their tea maker. Using the KIS starter foods and compost, we have never seen the KIS brewer have a problem maintaining aeration. Even if "poor compost" has been used, where E.coli and other pathogens were in high numbers, these problem organisms have been dropped to less than detectable levels by the proper use of this machine."

~Dr. Elaine Ingham, Soil Microbiologist, author the "The Compost Tea Brewing Manual, 5th ed."
Corvallis, Oregon

"From the instant I got my KIS brewer, I knew it was going to be fun. The instructions were so simple that I set it up in about three minutes and turned it on before I went to bed. I used the tea in our greenhouse the very next morning (14 hours later instead of 12, but that was only because I slept in!). It was a fine looking brew with a great smell, good feel, and excellent color. I was quite sure my plants would appreciate it and I couldn't wait until the snow melted and I could get our and use the KIS-made compost tea on our gardens and lawns.

Since that first day, I have made dozens of brews with the very same KIS brewer. And what a joy it is to use. The machine is so easy to assemble that I can decide to make tea one minute and be brewing it the next. And it is just as easy to disassemble for cleaning. The stopper is a real nice touch that allows the cleaning of the inside of the system. Cleaning the system takes me all of 30 seconds and that long only because I do such a good job.

Am I pleased with my KIS? Just try and take it away from me.

Thanks for this important machine. It will change the world. I know it has changed the way we garden here in Alaska."

~Jeff Lowenfels of Garden Writers of America, author of "Teaming with Microbes, A Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web." Jeff is a member of the Garden Writers of America Hall of Fame, he is a leading proponent of gardening using the concepts of the soil food web. His life-long love of gardening has led him to writing countless articles, hosting a popular gardening television show, and founding a successful program for soup kitchens called "Plant a Row for the Hungry" that is active in 48 states and has resulted in over 14 million meals fed to those in need.

"This was the best garden I've have had in years! I really noticed a difference with the health and taste of my vegetables and I didn't have any disease problems. I love the smell and my garden loves it too!"

~Carin N. , Home Gardener

Seattle, WA

"I must say that Leon's KIS Machine is the finest in the WORLD! We have grown the worlds largest medical marijuana plant with it... 12 inch stalk. Yes, a stalk the size of a 1 gallon milk jug."

~Richard Maughs, author of Medical Marijuana Guide 2007, www.medicalmarijuanaguide.com. Rick's Book is five years published and he has helped over 13,000 people become state registered cardholders. Rick is currently working with 116 doctors and he holds clinics every week.