Outdoor Garden Compost Bin - 300L

While it is technically suitable for indoor use, it is specifically designed for gardens to allow moisture drainage and contact with soil microbes.

Avoid adding meat, dairy, oily foods, pet waste, or diseased plants, as these can attract pests or harbor pathogens.

Chop materials into smaller pieces before adding them, turn the pile every few weeks to add oxygen, and maintain a 3:1 ratio of browns to greens.

No, it is highly recommended to place it directly on bare soil to allow for drainage and the migration of beneficial earthworms.

You can place heavy garden stones or bricks around the base to provide extra stability, or consider placing it in a sheltered area of your garden.

The mixture is likely too wet or lacks air; add more 'brown' materials like dry leaves or cardboard and turn the pile to increase aeration.

Ensure the pile is sufficiently moist and contains a healthy ratio of nitrogen-rich 'green' materials like vegetable scraps or grass clippings.

Check that all plastic clips are fully snapped into their respective slots; ensure the bin is positioned on a flat, even surface.