I recently made this compost tumbler for my partner, Ju, who is a keen organic gardener. Ju does not like mice and our old composting system was not mouse proof. I would hear squeals every time she attempted to turn or empty it!
This is my solution for turning and emptying compost with ease and without mice!
You will need:
Recycled fence posts for the A frame;
some recycled large nails bent back into shape;
two oil barrels, one to hold compost in with a hole cut out - the second is used to make the larger door;
a large steel pole which the kids found in a field;
homemade hinges made from corrugated offcuts of roof lead or felt?
Here is the composter with finished compost.
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