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Is HOTBIN too Hot for Worms?
Do you have worms in your HOTBIN? If you do... all is good. Worms are not needed in the HOTBIN, but don’t be worried if you do find them! Red or white worms are very common in the HOTBIN and they aid the breakdown of waste into compost. Bacterial activity largely powers the decomposition of waste inside a HOTBIN.
Composting plays a vital role in the natural Cycle of Life
Composting plays a vital role in the natural Cycle of Life. Imagine converting your kitchen waste into nourishing soil for your garden. If the process were simple, efficient, and delivered visible results in just 30 to 90 days, would you reconsider throwing away organic waste? Check HOTBIN Composters in this site and start composting today!
HOTBIN Composts Come Winter or Spring!
HOTBIN is an All-Seasons Composter Bin. Regardless of this year’s Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction of an extended winter or an early spring… you can be composting with HOTBIN and have fresh compost for spring gardening.
Add Composting to your New Year's Resolution List
Add Composting to your New Year's Resolution List. If you are interested in starting to compost at home, but don’t know how to start… here are a few things that can assist in your decision-making process and get you going. Choosing a composter bin that matches your lifestyle can assist not only in your decision- making process but in making your decision an effortless and successful one!
HOTBIN Composter Bin: Minimizing the Risk of Animal Visits
It is not possible to guarantee that any composting bin/pile is risk-free of vermin and other unwanted animal visits. However, just as any risk, you can mitigate the chances of attracting unwanted visitors to your HOTBIN, by following some preventive actions.
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