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Switzerland’s Schweizer Garten magazine, one of the largest and oldest of the region reviewed a few composters and favored HOTBIN as being “easy to use, effective and producing great compost and liquid fertilizer. The writer concludes that HOTBIN’s recyclability of cooked food scraps, lawn clippings , small branches and twigs, is certainly a big plus.”

"Can I compost with snow in the ground? Do I have enough waste? Can I control pests? Can I truly aspire to live a healthy life by recycling waste and compost at home?"

The HOTBIN has been in the market for over 10 years, and through the years we have collected many customer testimonials that answer many of these questions. The following are three extracts of our collection of testimonials, that are relevant to today’s topics. At HOTBIN, we hope that ding their experiences can help us put to rest some of your concerns and provide you with a few ‘how-to’ tools.

What is the Right Mix of Ingredients to Spring-up My Composting Pile?

Here are some ideas to get you started today! Depending on where you live (and weather permitting), the early spring season provides an endless supply of ingredients to start a composting pile. 

Can I Compost in the Suburbs?
The answer is yes. You can compost in the suburbs whether you reside in a townhouse or a single home, all you need is a small space in your backyard. Composting in the suburbs is just as composting on a farm as long as you are mindful of odors and select the right composter to avoid problems with your neighbors. 

One customer offers her unscripted opinion on the excessive food-waste many of us are experiencing now that families are spending more time eating at home. In the era of covid-19 we are finding ourselves in the confines of our home offices with more time on our hands to do things we never got to, and notice things that were never visible to our busy eyes. One of the first things I noticed, was an increase in the amount of household kitchen waste being generated, and the need for more garbage bags, more walks to our garbage bins and the need for a...