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Aerobin Outdoor Compost Bin (200L)
The thermal insulation in the Aerobin stabilizes temperature all year round to create the perfect environment for "hot composting", a process which not only speeds up the time needed to break down organic matter but also kill any dangerous pathogens, weeds and seeds that could could potentially be a risk to your garden.
With a patented design that embodies innovation and technology, the Aerobin can accomodate a variety of organic materials such as food scraps (including onion and citrus), tea leaves, lawn clippings, leaves, twigs and even newspaper.
Tested and endorsed by Swinburne University of Technology, Environment and Biotechnology Centre in Australia
Click here to view complete brochure
The thermal insulation in the Aerobin stabilizes temperature all year round to create the perfect environment for "hot composting", a process which not only speeds up the time needed to break down organic matter but also kill any dangerous pathogens, weeds and seeds that could could potentially be a risk to your garden.
With a patented design that embodies innovation and technology, the Aerobin can accomodate a variety of organic materials such as food scraps (including onion and citrus), tea leaves, lawn clippings, leaves, twigs and even newspaper.
Tested and endorsed by Swinburne University of Technology, Environment and Biotechnology Centre in Australia
Click here to view complete brochure
$77.16
Original: $220.45
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$220.45
$77.16Description
The thermal insulation in the Aerobin stabilizes temperature all year round to create the perfect environment for "hot composting", a process which not only speeds up the time needed to break down organic matter but also kill any dangerous pathogens, weeds and seeds that could could potentially be a risk to your garden.
With a patented design that embodies innovation and technology, the Aerobin can accomodate a variety of organic materials such as food scraps (including onion and citrus), tea leaves, lawn clippings, leaves, twigs and even newspaper.
Tested and endorsed by Swinburne University of Technology, Environment and Biotechnology Centre in Australia
Click here to view complete brochure























