130L Rotating Tumbling Composter with Single Chamber

Description

This large compost bin measures 65 x 54 x 73 cm (L x W x H) and comes with 2 separate bins, which can alternate constantly for continuous composting. And each chamber can be easily rotated 360° to evenly stir debris. More than that, it is equipped with ventilated holes and drainage holes to make the air fully circulate, achieving better composting effects. The compost bin premium PP material, which is corrosion-resistant, weatherproof, and sturdy enough, ensuring long-term outdoor use. In 4-6 weeks, this compost bin can turn waste into fertilizer soil, which can not only reduce waste and utilize food waste but also enrich the soil, making your life greener! If you are looking for such a product, do not hesitate to buy it!

Dual Chamber Design: The compost bin is designed with 2 separate chambers that allow one side is composting while the other side is available to add fresh waste. And there exist sliding doors, thus it is easy to load up huge portions of waste at once ( 2 chambers can load up to 130 L/34.5 gallons of waste).

360° Rotatable Design: 2 chambers can be separately rotated 360°, which can speed up the composting process and there is no need to dig or mix the pile by hand. And it can be easily locked by side buckles. The rotating design is also convenient to pull out fertilizer.

Practical Aeration System and Efficient Composting: The compost tumbler is equipped with multiple ventilated holes to promote air circulation and drainage holes to help drain excess fluid, providing fast and efficient composting. And it would take about 4-6 weeks or less in hot weather to produce fertilizer.

Durable Material and Stable Structure: The garden compost bin is constructed of BPA-free PP material and a rustproof metal frame, ensuring excellent weather resistance and long-lasting durability. Besides, it is supported by a triangular structure, ensuring good stability.

Gardening Solution: Adding a compost bin to your backyard or garden can reuse your leftovers, kitchen waste, and garden clippings while creating nutrient-rich soil for your vegetable or flower gardens. (Note: To protect the environment, chemical waste, plastic products, and paper can not be fermented.)