SQUEEZE master 43 Gallon compost bin

Assemble was tedious and takes a bit of time with many screws. Assembled it works perfectly. In summer I was able able to fill with garden and kitchen waste and produce compost. I would say it takes more than 2 weeks to break down waste and daily or bi daily rotation is key.

I like the size and shape of this light weight, tumbler. This is my first compost bin and wanted to do my part in reducing food waist. The plastic is soft but thick & durable. While assembling was very easy, and instructions were clear; it didn’t come with tools so you’ll need phil-up head screwdriver & wrench ratchet set other wise you’ll tear your fingers up doing by hand. The manual is perfectly clear, easy to read, understand and follow. Composting is a little more tricky then just putting all your food scraps in a container. The manual is great and gives examples when things start to smell how to correct it and also explains the moisture balance it needs and what you can and can’t put into it. It’s worth it to me to put in the work, time & effort to help our planet. Food waist in landfills is 1 of the 3 top contributors to Methane gas

This was super easy to put together and easy to use. It has well placed grips to turn the bin and two separate compartments. Although I've only used one of the compartments so far, it will be nice to be able to switch over to the second compartment for newer scraps. I like that it is raised, which hopefully has so far contributed to keeping out the critters.

It takes a while to put together, but it’s a fairly simple process. Very sturdy and spins freely.

I got most of the way through assembly when I discovered that the composter was missing one of its leg pieces. I contacted the seller via Amazon and received an email the next day. The manufacturer sent a carefully packaged replacement and I received it a couple of days later. They were very friendly - I understand that minor issues like this will happen and it's great to know that they stood behind the product. We've had the composter for about three weeks now and our first batch is nearing completion - maybe two more weeks. It can get a little heavy when fully loaded, but it feels sturdy and still rotates easily. It's a good size for our family of three. I've supplemented the food scraps with shredded newspaper and yard waste. We've broken up bigger things like corn husks and cobs. I may have to pull some larger chunks after our harvest to add back in for further processing. But we're still learning and will adapt as we figure out the best way to process. Overall I'm happy with the composter and look forward to putting the results to work in the spring.

Since no assemble instructions were included, i had to go to you tube to view how to assemble the unit. The screws that were included were too short and difficult to screw and combine two pieces of plastic together. As a lay person, the stand should be labeled A to B to C, etc on each tube to join together.

I really like this and can't wait to have compost for my garden. The only negative thing I have to say is the screws they give you to put it together are too short. When you're reaching inside to put the bolts on it was very hard to attach them. If they had been a little bit longer the time it takes to put it together would have been shorter and not so stressful.

This is my first composter and I have to say I'm very pleased with it. While others think assembly is difficult, I'll be a bit more nuanced and say more precisely that it is simple, but time-consuming. There are just a lot of little screws with backing nuts that need to be installed and it just takes some time. It's not difficult or confusing, just time-consuming. But when you're done, the composter is extremely sturdy, which I appreciate. I didn't realize the advantage of having two separate compartments until I filled the first one and realized it would still be some weeks before it was ready to be "harvested". That second side looked brilliant at that point. In fact, I'm not sure what people with only a single composter do since obviously more time is needed for composting once you fill it. With two sides, this hasn't been an issue as the first side can continue to reduce as the second side is filled.

Es excelente y muy útil

Súper practico, nos ha encantado. Muy buena opción y no fue difícil armarlo

My biggest issue is the same as many other reviewers: the openings are small so difficult to empty kitchen waste into it without spilling everywhere. Otherwise I do really like it and it prevents rodent issues.

Easy to assemble and I did it alone. Instructions are not fully correct so after I completed it I had to go back and try to affix the rest of the bolts throw the slot. It spins great but the slot part always ends up facing down so I worry the door will break and the compost will come out. The slots are to small to empty your ice cream bucket of scraps in it properly and a shovel doesn’t fit to get the compost out. Lightweight and easy to move by myself

Fits the waste of a house hold of 3 adults 2 kids. I wouldn’t go any smaller. I have a 3x12 raised bed which this gives all compost to. Divider is key.