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![]() | Standard Composters Pros: Large Capacity Simple to Use Less Expensive Cons: Harder to keep mixed and aerated Not as fast as tumblers Top Sellers: |
![]() | Compost Tumblers Pros: Easy to Mix and Aerate Compost Makes Compost Quickly Cons: More expensive Smaller capacity than standard compost bins Top Sellers: |
![]() | Worm Composters Pros: You can compost indoors Cons: Only composts about 1 pound of material per week Worms have to be kept between 50 to 80 degrees Top Sellers: |
![]() | Pet Waste Composters Pros: Easy way to deal with pet waste Cons: Doesn’t work with cat poop, just dogs. Top Sellers: |
![]() | Indoor Composters Pros: Lets you make compost inside, even with no yard Cons: Small capacity Electric models are expensive Bokashi models require burying finished materials to complete the process. Top Sellers: |
![]() | Compost Pails Pros: Makes it easy to collect kitchen scraps Cons: Not a compost bin -- only for collecting materials Top Sellers: |