Mr. Spin Compost Tumbler

Mr. Spin Compost Tumbler Features

Modern design - offers best value for best price

Capacity: 160 liters = 43 gal. = 10% bigger than many others

Dual compartments allow separating new compost from old

Sturdy green coated tubular steel frame - 18 gauge - 1.2mm thick

Easy to rotate

Easy to identify green sliding door for adding material

Adjustable air vents

Assemble in 20 to 25 minutes with phillips screwdriver

100% recycled plastic construction - BPA Free

Specifications

Suggested Retail: $129.99

Assembled: 43 gallons - 26" Dia. X 28" wide x 37" high

Assembled Weight: 28 lbs

Quantity per Pallet: 20 units 40" x 48"

Weight per Pallet: 640 lbs

Size of Master Carton: 23.6" l x 23.3" w x 10.4" h

Volume of Master Carton: 3.3 cu. ft.

Weight of Master Carton: 30 lbs

EAN/UPC Barcode: 0 17783 87655 5

Quantity per Container 20': 320

Quantity per Container 40': 760

Mr. Spin Compost Tumbler Questions

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First of all very easy to put Mr Spin together! But I am wondering why are there 2 separate compartments? Is one side for carbon based compost and the other nitrogen?

Bonnie Cunningham | 5/8/23

Hi Bonnie

I’m glad you like the Mr. Spin! When you begin using your composter, start by adding fresh kitchen scraps (greens) and browns to one of the compartments until it is full (mixing and tumbling during this process. Once the first compartment is full, begin adding to the second compartment. This way the first batch of compost has time to mature all at once without adding new scraps to it. In this manner you can rotate between the two compartments, using one for fresh scraps and one for mature compost.

Thanks, Claudia | Customer Support.

Hi - I wanted to know if this product is BPA free?

Lila Allen | 5/26/20

Hi Lila

Yes, the Mr. Spin composter is BPA free.

Please let me know if you have any other questions!

Thanks, Claudia | Customer Support.

The booklet that came with my composted was helpful in understanding the process of composting. My remaining questions are:
—how do you know when your compost is ready?
—how do you get it out for use in the garden?

Ellysia Banks | 10/28/2019

Hi Ellysia

Thank you for reaching out. The compost will be ready when it is dark and crumbly and looks more like rich dirt. There may still be bits of food that take longer to decompose (such as eggshells and some peels or larger pieces), but those can be added back into your compost pile.

When you are ready to empty the Mr. Spin, completely pull out the sliding lid for the side you would like to empty and spin the composter so the opening faces the ground. It may help to use a small hand rake to empty it out.

Please let me know if you have any other questions!

Thanks, Claudia | Customer Support.

Is this composter BPA free?

Coutney Kendrick | 2/13/2019

Hi Courtney,

Thank you for reaching out. Yes, all of our composters are BPA free, including the Mr. Spin.

Thanks, Customer Support.