Everything you need to know about Aerobin technology, composting timelines, and best practices for waste management.
You can compost kitchen scraps such as extra vegetable cuttings, fruit peels, tea leaves, and coffee grounds. Do not include cooked food, meat, dairy, or oily substances to ensure the best results.
No, the Aerobin is designed to be odorless. Its central aeration lung ensures continuous airflow, promoting aerobic decomposition which naturally prevents the foul smells associated with traditional waste bins.
Liquid compost (leachate) can be collected as early as week 4. Solid, nutrient-rich compost is typically ready for your garden from 12 weeks onwards, depending on the volume of scraps added.
Yes. The Aerobin is a fully enclosed and insulated system, allowing you to compost effectively throughout the year regardless of heavy rain or temperature shifts.
No. The patented central aeration lung automates the airflow process. You simply drop your scraps in the top and collect compost from the bottom—no manual mixing required.
Our technical team is available to provide detailed guidance on Aerobin installation and waste management strategies.