Compost Tumbler Review | FCMP Outdoor IM4000 Tumbling Composter

[@Fedproman]

This was one of the best reviews on a product like this I have ever seen. I learned all I need to know in just a few minutes. Thanks

[@MarcusRefusius]

Adding worms to any Hot Compost is a death sentence for the worms. Always add a handful of Garden Soil or finished Compost because it’s full of Microbes and acts as a Starter. Cheers.

[@Sattva468]

Good video review - thank you! I am giggling thinking about those earthworms in a tumbling composter. "Woah hey I did not sign up for this! Woah!"

[@uceddiemo]

great video, do the Composter get to hot for the worms, Im putting my Composter together today, looking for tips and thanks for sharing

[@chitowntoy2033]

Thanks for keeping this short, simple and informative. Will it break down even without the added worms? And does it move to the other side as you turn it and it breaks down?

[@kcb3rd]

A Con is how hard it is to remove the finished compost. I know, I have this one.

[@andrewd8481]

You can buy worms locally at any bait and tackle shop. Or anywhere tgat sells sporting goods for that matter. Also most gas stations near a body of water will sell worms.

[@samanthaedwards98]

When you empty the bin, do the worms go with it? If i compost my stuff and give it to my dad for his garden, do i give him everything, including the worms? Then do i buy new worms?

[@compostingcorner1818]

Yes, many of the worms go with the compost harvested. When emptying one side, I try to search through the harvested compost to find any worms and bugs and then move them into the other side so that they can continue their good work.

[@KHKH-os6kt]

The major con to this composted is remember to rotate it.