Have not used. But by design, Its not easy to turn. I guess some godd stuff will leach below, to deep for most roots.
I also consider size. For my family of for we fill a 375 liter every year. We switch between two bins, so one can mature/finish, when we fill up another one.
I guess you will very fast run out of space or need to dig a really big hole?
I think you should try it first. Buy a bucket with a lid, and cut a number of holes in it, and bury it. Try it out if it works for you before you invest in a commercial bin.
ThalesBakunin
It seems inefficient with time and volume composted.
I simply layer compost in my bed.
My compost is layered 12-18 inches below my top soil blend.
If I had compost inserted in such a way animals would pull those out and mess up my garden.
Peanut_trees
I wouldnt put plastic in the ground
baa410
Seems like a pain in the ass. Every time you have compost you’re gonna go outside, find one of these, unscrew it, dump, screw back on? Nah bro just make a pile.
Parenn
Either they’re really small or they’re going to need an auger to bury.
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Have not used. But by design, Its not easy to turn. I guess some godd stuff will leach below, to deep for most roots.
I also consider size. For my family of for we fill a 375 liter every year. We switch between two bins, so one can mature/finish, when we fill up another one.
I guess you will very fast run out of space or need to dig a really big hole?
I think you should try it first. Buy a bucket with a lid, and cut a number of holes in it, and bury it. Try it out if it works for you before you invest in a commercial bin.
It seems inefficient with time and volume composted.
I simply layer compost in my bed.
My compost is layered 12-18 inches below my top soil blend.
If I had compost inserted in such a way animals would pull those out and mess up my garden.
I wouldnt put plastic in the ground
Seems like a pain in the ass. Every time you have compost you’re gonna go outside, find one of these, unscrew it, dump, screw back on? Nah bro just make a pile.
Either they’re really small or they’re going to need an auger to bury.