VEVOR Compost Bin, 160L Dual Chamber Composting Tumbler, Large Tumbling Rotating Composter with 2 Sliding Doors and Steel Frame, BPA Free Composter Bin Tumbler for Garden, Kitchen, Yard, Outdoor

Since using this the rat at the end of the garden has gone, only difficulty I have is getting the compost out of the holes

It is perfect and doing the job well.

Easy to build and simple to use

I have run 3 batches of compost through this since I bought it. It has definitely sped up the composting time. It is easy to use and was fairly easy to assemble.

Exactement ce qu’il cherchait ( donner en cadeau)

If you look at the basic diagrams and can read through the poorly written instructions, you'll whip through it slowly in a couple of hours.Frankly, I didn't want to purchase it because I had to assemble the pup and don't consider myself a handyman. However, I used my portable drill/screwdriver and made the task easier.Personally, I threw out the center panel. It's worthless and will slow down the decomposition process. And don't buy anything to speed up the process. If you really want to do so, run down and buy a bag of manure and add a few quarts of it to the mix. Get everything nice and wet and remember to rotate the unit several times a week. The decomposition trick is really in the turning of the compost. The manure will provide the nitrogen to accelerate the breakdown of the stuff. Once you get it started (and it starts within a few days, especially if you add grass clippings, cardboard, coffee grounds, etc) you'll have high quality compost for your garden.Be warned: the compost will have to "cool", so make a tea using 2 cups of compost to a 5 gallon bucket of dechlorinated water (let the water stand 24 hours before mixing) and then use the mix for the garden.Have fun. Gardening/farming is a blast. Learn the lyrics to Green Acres and sing with gusto. Or Gustavo. Your choice.

super pour faire le compost

The unit seems fine, was easy enough to put together by one person and spins well. The openings are a bit small and the slides freeze in place in sub freezing temperatures. Hopefully the finished compost will come out easily when that time comes. Doubt it will heat much during the winter and winter here will be the next 4 months.