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With this compost tumbler bin, you can recycle your organic garbage materials! Give your garden plants some nourishment with the compost produced from this bin! Not only will you be doing the environment some good by re-using your food scraps in a sustainable way, but your plants will love the extra nutrients! The drum of the tumbler is made mostly from recycled plastic, and keeps your scrap material neat and well contained so that animals can't get in and make a mess of it. The tumbler is easy to move around with two wheels and a durable steel frame and handle. In order for the organic materials to break down, you need proper air circulation in your bin. Designed for air circulation and with a mixing fin to break up large chunks of food scraps, you'll have well composted material that you can use in no time! Features Compost tumbler Large 200 litre capacity! Recycle organic food scraps by feeding your plants! Reduce household waste Keep your organic materials neat and well contained Designed for air circulation to make composting faster! Drum includes mixing fins for breaking up chunks of food scraps Easy to move with two wheels and durable steel frame and handle Capacity: 200 litres (50 gallons) Frame Material: Heavy duty stainless steel Drum Material: 90% recycled plastic Dimensions (Unpackaged, Assembled): (L) 99.5cm x (W) 79cm x (H) 90cm Dimensions (Packaged, Disassembled): (L) 68cm x (W) 48cm x (H) 64cm Weight (Unpackaged): 18 Kgs Colour: Black Please Note: This product requires assembly Package Contents 1 x compost tumbler Instructions More Info

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