Outdoor Compost Bin Dual Chamber Tumbling 43 Gallon Composter Rotating w/Sliding Doors & Steel Frame, BPA Free Outdoor Composting Bin for Garden Yard Patio Lawn, Black

Female. Ok if this woman can do it, anyone else can do it too. At 1st I was going to spend about $100 on another composter based on the bad reviews about how difficult it was to assemble this. I got scared thinking about the assembly. Luckily I didn’t! OMG. It took me 3 mins to look at the instructions (only looked at the pictures and didn’t really even read the instructions!!). Looked simple enough so I went at it with a cup of tea in hand. I didn’t even have any trouble with the divider piece either!! THE KEY TO A PERFECT ASSEMBLY is as follows: you want to start with the panel with the green doors. Then you assemble the 2 ADJACENT panels that is next to the green doors (so that the green door panel sits between 2 other panels). From there you insert & slide in the divider… then continue putting the other pieces in. PIECE OF CAKE. It took me a total of 1 hr & 15 mins to finish all by myself. I’m loving my new composter. I even tore up the shipping box it came in and threw that in the composter as a carbon source… ah, nothing wasted!! It’s such a good composter at a very good price!

Overall product is worth the money; however came with no instructions and supplemental parts (bolts) came unthreaded. My advice for assembly: (1) be sure to install in the parking lot of a hardware store, you will make several trips; (2) schedule a Catholic press to come and exorcise the demons; (3) while waiting for the priest, drink two six packs or smoke two joints in order to mellow out; (4) make sure there are no ladies or young children in the area - you will be cursing; (5) remember it's a journey, not a destination. Good luck!

Watched a "how to assemble" before purchasing.. when it arrived it only took me a little over an hour to put it together (by myself- pat on back).. Great looking, need time to tell how well it works..

Instructions are ridiculous. It's not rocket science - you might be better off tossing them and figuring it out on your own. Overall, once assembled it seems pretty sturdy and think it will work nicely, but do yourself a favor and YouTube an assembly video.

The reviews almost scared me off, but my friend put this together in no time. I don't even think he accessed a video, but we should probably have made one. I assume it will work as well as the more expensive ones, but time will tell.

I bought this bin because I wanted a way to quickly (and easily) create compost. The bin works ok for the first desire - quick composting. Stuff heats up FAST and thus breaks down fast. I filled one side then moved onto the other. So far so good. The first side broke down the small and soft debris quickly, but the larger stuff (e.g., corn cobs) needed way more time. I gave the barrel an occasional twirl, while adding debris to the second side.Two things suck: 1) getting debris in and 2) even more sucky, getting compost out. When putting a load of debris in, I found the opening entirely too small and inevitably, some debris spilled over and onto the ground. Not enough spillage to be an issue because the bin is well away from the house.The second issue is why I don't recommend this bin... getting compost out! First off, I had to remove two panels to make the opening reasonably large enough to spill the compost onto a cloth I spread underneath the bin. To get the panels off, I had to deal with nuts rusted onto the screws (obviously the manufacturer never considered taking the thing apart!), which involved attaching a vice grip to each nut (not an easy task for the first panel) and unscrewing the Phillips head screw.Anyway, a long winded review to basically say if you never intent to remove finished compost, the unit is okay. BUT this is a DON'T BUY in my mind.

I was skeptical at first with how flimsy these pieces felt out of the box but the more parts I got together the sturdier it got. there is like 56 screws holding this together that you have to put in but it only took me about 2 hours by myself to get it together and it works great, tumbles well, and has been outside for about a month and so signs of fading or wear.

Lots of screws and parts but once assembled it’s sturdy and easy to rotate.

市の助成金も出るそうなので、この機会に　コンポストを始めました大容量で楽しみだし、生ゴミが減って嬉しい

2024年6月、家庭菜園用に購入。購入前は性能、取扱い、組立要領等をSNSでレビューを確認。入荷は予定より１日早く届いた。開梱後、部品点数を確認。ボルト、ナットが６組余分に入っていたが、その他の部品は説明書通り。組立ては、妻に手伝ってもらい、９０分で完成。特に難しくは感じなかった。組立て後、レビューで教わった通り、開口部は虫の侵入防止のため、網戸補修ネットを貼付。早速菜園に運び込み、使用開始。コンポスターと同時に購入した菌床を投入し、生ゴミを投入後、醗酵促進剤を投入。２日/回、同様の要領で投入し、１か月間経過した。２室の内、１室はほぼ満杯となり、２室目を使用中。現時点では、堆肥はまだ出来ていないが、虫の侵入も無く、臭いも無し。発酵は徐々に進行しているようには感じられる。堆肥の出来上がりを期待中。

調理の際に出る生ゴミ処理専用でしたらこのサイズで足りなくなることは考えられませんが、自宅で家庭菜園をやっていて、その残渣を入れたいと思っている方は規模にもよりますがサイズが足りなくなると思います。ウジのような虫が湧きますが、それはアメリカミズアブという虫で人間には無害かつ迅速にゴミを分解してくれる益虫です。他のレビューを参考に網戸テープで隙間を塞いで運用開始しましたが、雑に貼り付けたためか途中で剥がれてしまい、虫が入ったと思われます。虫が湧くのが嫌な方はおすすめできません。

いろんなコンポストを思案して回転する二層のにしました。組み立てには8mmメガネレンチがあれば楽に組み立てれます。中にしっかり入っていても回転はスムーズで子供でも余裕で回せます。植物性の生ゴミと、卵の殻で使用してますが、ゴミ箱内の水気が減ることと、堆肥ができるということで二重にありがたいですね