Posted by Home Composter on December 5th, 2009 under Home Composter

An indoor composter solves several common problems for many home composters. For one thing, winter is not conducive to composting. Cold temperatures and snow don’t do much for a hot composting heap and who wants to haul waste out into the cold anyway. An indoor composter also adds a convenience to composting that encourages less enthusiastic family members to participate. “If it’s easy, I’ll do it!” For apartment and urban composters, an indoor composter may be the only option, as many have little or no outdoor space. Fortunately, there are several options for indoor composting, including worm bins, Naturemill’s Automatic Composter and for those with basement space, one or two Envirocycle Compost Tumblers might work very well. The All Seasons Bokashi method does require finishing in the ground, so it’s not going to work for everyone, but some people love it.

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