Product Review: Envirocycle Tumbling Compost Bin and Compost Tea Maker

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This tumbling composter is perfect for your lawn or garden. We give it a full review, and you can easily see how it's easy to use. There's no assembly required - the composter and base come together and you just take them out of the box. This composter has eight rollers that easily spin the composter so you can tumble your compost and mix it up easy. In addition, it can hold up to 53 gallons of material - a perfect amount of compost for your lawn.

There are other great features we discuss with this composter. Please watch the video and see all the great features for yourself!

If you want to know more about this compost bin, please click the link at the top of this video description. There's plenty of info about this great composter there. Thanks!

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• Compost Bin
• Composter
• Tumbling Composter
• Envirocycle
• Compost Tumbler
• Composting
• Garden
• Gardening
• Lawn Lawn and Garden

[jimbad05]

When the drum gets full, wouldn't it be too heavy to remove from the base? I don't see how anyone could get the compost tea out from under the heavy drum.

[cleanairgardening]

@jimbad05

If it gets too heavy to lift, you can simply push it sideways off the base by tipping it over. Then, when you're ready to put it back on, you can roll it back toward the side of the base and hop it back on top, and then turn it so that it's back in position on top of the base.

[ozpunk2]

well if you watch other videos compost tea is actually just juice drained from compost. pretty much run water through your compost and that liquid is then called compost tea, like steroids or liquid fertilizer for your plants.....

[gojuryukarateka]

compost tea? the liquid that collect in the bottom is not compost tea, its compost juice. compost tea is compost aerated in water or 12 to 24 hours with air pumps and and fed a catalyst to awaken dormant aerobic bacteria.

your flagrant misuse of this term is meant to confuse consumers and is fraudulent.

[crazyaboutcompost]

@MoonEar1973 I recommend just emptying it before it gets completely full...it takes a lot of composting for that to happen, anyway.

[crazyaboutcompost]

@GreyStar01 The rollers are actually quite impressive how they work. What's weird about them is that the axles are merely pressed into the plastic mold...there's no real anchoring of them. So if you're reckless when you first get it, an axle could pop out. Otherwise, they're totally fine.

[GreyStar01]

The rollers look cheap. Like after it's weighted down they would refuse to budge. Also compost tea needs air.

[PabloStoleGrocery]

I guess you'd tip it a little bit so it pours.