The EJWOX Garden Compost Bin Tumbler has a dual chamber for composting. You can fill one side while the other is close to the end of the composting process. You then remove the completed compost from the Compost Tumbler and add new material to continue making compost. This way, you always have one chamber with finished compost and another in process. Very effective if you have a large garden.
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EJWOX Garden Compost Bin Tumbler Features
- Dual chambers for composting
- It comes with easy-to-open sliding doors
- It doesn’t take long to assemble
- Easy to turn the barrel to mix materials
- 43-gallon capacity
Garden Compost Bin Tumbler Description
This is a great tumbling composter that is easy to use and will convert your kitchen and yard scraps into nutritious material for your garden.
The two-chamber designs will allow for rotating the material.
One chamber can compost the new material while the other holds the completed compost.
With the built-in sliding doors, this composter is easy to access, and the 43-gallon capacity means you have lots of room for your scraps.
It is available with either black or green sliding doors.
What we Liked Most about the EJWOX Tumbler
What we liked about this compost tumbler is that it spins quickly. As well it is stable and should withstand heavy wind. We also liked that it is well priced, making it affordable for most people.
What we Did Not Like about the EJWOX Tumbler
What we did not like about this composter is that some people found it challenging to assemble while others didn’t have a problem. As well, some found the sliding doors could be a little larger.
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More on the EJWOX Garden Composter: FAQ
What is the bar in the middle of the composter made from?
The bar is made of metal.
Are there latches on the sliding doors?
No, there are no latches so this composter would not be bear-proof.
Can the composter be assembled without the divider so there is only a single chamber?
Yes, it is possible to have a single chamber. It would need to be done when assembling the composter.
Does it have a galvanized steel frame?
No, the frame is powder-coated steel.
How long does it take to make compost for the garden?
This will depend a lot on what materials are added to the composter, how often you turn the material, how warm the outside temperature is, and how damp the material is in the composter. Under the best conditions, you should plan on six weeks before seeing any compost. In the winter months, it might take several more weeks; for the best results, place the composter in a sunny spot in the garden.
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Compost Starter
The Compost-it Compost Starter is ideal for all types of composting, whether it is piles, bins, barrels, or other methods.
The compost starter will help to make compost tea which is great for feeding plants.
This compost starter will also speed up the decomposition of raw organic materials, which makes for really great organic humus.
Your garden will never look better!
Epica Stainless Steel Compost Bin
Get started with your composting by having a kitchen compost bin to add your food scraps before taking them to your outdoor composter.
This bin has an airtight lid and a replaceable activated charcoal filter.
The good news is that this bin works to eliminate odors from escaping.
It will hold several day’s worth of scraps before needing to be empty.
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