Our "Down in the Dirt" review
When they say “Classic”, they really mean it. The Original SoilSaver Compost Bin has been around forever (well, practically forever to me). Of course, things that are quality stick around for a long time. This is just about the easiest composter you could use. I like the self watering holes in the lid. No need to waste rain water. It’s super easy to snap together and it will last you forever. It does have that 25 year limited warranty.
Free "Home Composting Made Easy" manual
Compost your yard, garden and kitchen waste. The Original SoilSaver Compost Bin award-winning classic design has been in production for more than 25 years, longer than any other major compos bin. That's a record! The quarter-inch thick structural foam, black recycled plastic is built to last and hold the heat inside.
The sturdy insulated side panels bolt together, no snaps or plastic tabs to break or get clogged. The two top latches hold the lid securely in place. The two foot square top opening makes it easier to fill and mix the contents with two bottom access doors to harvest finished compost. There are no tools required to assemble the Original SoilSaver Compot Bin and it goes together in less than 30 minutes.
Features:
- Capacity: 11.4 cubic feet or 85 gallons
- Dimensions: 30" H x 28" W x " L
- Weight: 30 lbs
- Made with 50% environmentaly recycled material. Rigid UV resistant polyethylene plastic, 1/4" think.
- Two bottom access doors
- Large locking lid
- Self-watering holes in the lid
- For complete animal protection, optional metal or plastic base - NOT INCLUDED
- Latching lid handles
- Rust-free nylon threaded fasteners
- Bottom air intake ports on all sides
- 4 square feet top opens for easy mixing and filling
- Sturdy insulated foam plastic helps retain heat
Covered Bridge Organic, Inc.
Their name, Covered Bridge Organic links the memorable structure of rural transportation from an earlier time, and organic composting, the ancient art of returning organic nutrients to the soil. They've come back to the future through the covered bridge, so to speak, using images of the past to accomplish some of the recycling the needs of the future. Their design has developed over ten years, distributing tens of thousands to municipalities and ranked at the top for independent university field trials.
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