We're a small company and are looking to make a brand that customers trust. The world is full of crappy product that, as a consumer, you can't even figure out who the manufacturer is/was, much less make contact w/ as you bought it in a box store. We want our customers providing feedback and driving new product development. This is why we've chosen Kickstarter - what better way to reach out and touch the consumer by going to them first. We'd love feedback on this campaign! Thanks. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/786856355/airscape-bucket-preservation-system-air-is-the-ene/

Good idea!

The thing you need should mention is the exact measurements this lid will fit over. Soft or hard edges? Any particular brand it can be mostly used on?

Thank g&c for the feedback. We'll add the dimensions to the FAQ's - though we do say a couple of times that it fits nearly any 3.5, 5 or 7 gallon bucket due to the flexibility of the lid. It's crazy that all 3.5, 5 and 7 gallon buckets are pretty much exactly the same diameter. (+: Thanks again for the feedback.

That's fine! As a European living abroad, are all the buckets built the same way? Just a thought really, like if there's a stamp/mark as I'm guessing they're all made in China anyway.

I like the idea that you can target this to eco-friendly households, Government always talks about wastage too but there seems no solution.

Who have you reached out to? As it seems you're addressing an important fact and should be in the press or as a sidenote to articles written about wastage?

Good luck with your campaign! Look great

Wow what happened to you Scott? One point we were talking and then you didn't reply back?

Scottradamson wrote:Good luck with your campaign! Look great

giftsandcoupons wrote:Wow what happened to you Scott? One point we were talking and then you didn't reply back?

Scottradamson wrote:Good luck with your campaign! Look great

Hey Giles! Sorry the last week has been crazy busy I sent you an email!

giftsandcoupons wrote:That's fine! As a European living abroad, are all the buckets built the same way? Just a thought really, like if there's a stamp/mark as I'm guessing they're all made in China anyway.

I like the idea that you can target this to eco-friendly households, Government always talks about wastage too but there seems no solution.

Who have you reached out to? As it seems you're addressing an important fact and should be in the press or as a sidenote to articles written about wastage?

We're slowly reaching out to different blogs and have started w/ Pet food - but plan to hit up the survivalist, restaurant and farm and ranch blogospheres - it's a time-consuming process!

We're also looking into outsourcing to some companies dedicated to crowd-fund marketing but our budget is pretty small