This is the compost tumbler you want

Miracle-Gro sent me their Dual Chamber Tumbling Composter to review.

This model has two 18.5-gallon (two 70-liter) chambers that you can alternate using for optimal decomposition of organic material.

I've been using it for a couple months now and it has performed very well. I'm still working on building up the right bioculture to break down my kitchen waste into fertile soil, but I'm making progress.

The tumbler does a great job of spreading air and moisture throughout its contents, and I'm confident that it can work well in your garden too.

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[webitized]

Sticker isn't on upside down, you just have the unit turned the wrong way😁

[MichaelJosephJr]

This looks great but it got bad reviews. Still on the fence about getting it.

[chariprice]

Nice review. Can you please share how well it is still working for you? Thanks!

[csheketoff]

Three questions: How do you empty it? Do you think you will get many years out of it, and why? Does it leak?

[barbietimmermans]

Can you please show us how you put this bin together? It was too fast. I could not catch how you assembled it. Thanks

[mattod]

Bought one of these a few years ago. The axel has rusted through and fallen apart. Would not recommend

[jasonharrold]

whats the deal with the yellow vs the green chamber?

[mcamp]

How long did it take for it to turn into usable soil?

[peternorthe]

I just finished setting this thing up against my better judgement. I should have listened to my inside voice. What a piece of CRAP! Don’t fall for this at all. If this the supposed yo be the best of its type on the market then how bad can the others be? Don’t waste your money on this flimsy plastic piece of junk!

[kenketcherside]

This would have been helpful, but hughs-net is at 0.02mb/sec, high speed liars is more like it.