Product Description

The Envirocycle composter and compost tea maker produces quality compost quicker and easier than conventional composters by its rolling and mixing action which keeps the ingredients well mixed and aerated. The Envirocycle makes compost tea, a rich organic liquid plant food so much appreciated by the gardeners. This liquid can be collected in the unique composteamaker base. Size: 20.5" D x 26" W x 31.5" H.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #45394 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Envirocycle
• Model: SANEC001GR
• Dimensions: 23.00 pounds

Features

• Compact, durable and user-friendly
• Aeration occurs through small openings on the drum
• Lockable lid prevents access to the compost by small animals
• The drum is indented for easy gripping and rolling
• The base is able to collect up to 5 gallons of liquid fertilizer or compost tea

Customer Reviews

Works as advertised. A good unit!
As the description says: "Compact, durable and user-friendly"... that about sums it up. I can't really imagine paying the same amount for basically a plastic (or wooden) box that requires extra work to keep things stirred up. Just fill it and spin it, if it loaded itself it would be perfect! The "tea" catcher is also a big perk in my book.
About the only thing I would like would be to have it a little bigger (not everyone would need that though...)

good purchase
We like this very convenient composter. It keeps rodents, skunks and snakes from access to the compost and is easy to use. The preparation of compost takes a bit longer than advertised (8-10 weeks is about right).

Effective Composter
I own two of these units (I alternate while I'm waiting for a load to finish). I am quite happy with them and would purchase another. I like the spinning function, but as the bin gets full it can be very difficult to spin. Once the compost starts to break down, it gets even heavier. The finger ridges are hard to grip. Be careful when placing it that the unit is sitting on level ground so that the drum doesn't come off the base when you spin it. It would be difficult to relocate once loaded. That being said, I had never composted before and I was able to use it to process all of my vegetable and fruit scraps without any problem. I have not had any problems with unwanted pests getting into it.