Why should you use the Compost Sak™ instead of your current method of composting? The answer, of course, depends on how you make compost.
The Big Pile of Mess
Many people compost by raking leaves and grass clippings into a big pile somewhere in the back yard, and then throw banana peels and coffee grinds on the pile. Every once in a while they stir, and call it composting. This is actually a great method of composting, but it also makes a big mess.
When the wind blows, it makes an even bigger mess. A big pile of mess also attracts unwanted animals such as mice, rats, snakes and other critters. And when the pile turns to compost, raking it up and taking it to where it needs to be is also a mess.
The Compost Sak™ is the best compost bin solution for the big pile of mess. It is a contained compost bin with a volume capacity of over 100 gallons. It contains the mess, and stacks it up. Animals are far less likely to find a home in the Compost Sak™ bins. And when the composting has finished, you can roll the compost bins to the needed location to dump out your compost.
Chicken Wire Around Posts
Many people create a compost area in their backyard by fastening chicken wire around four posts hammered into the ground, and digging a very small trench to place the wire. This is a great method of composting, but there are also problems.
Constructing this compost area is a major hassle. Not only do you need to buy tools, chicken wire, and posts, you also have to put it all together without cutting yourself. Once the compost area starts to fill, it tends to push out the bottom, creating a big mess. The compost material also starts to push against the chicken wire. If the wire breaks or comes loose, it is a big mess. Small animals such as mice and snakes can also find a nice home in your compost pile. And when you are done composting, you have to load the compost into something to move it to the needed area. Also, scratching your skin on year-old, rusted wire is not a healthy idea.
The Compost Sak™ is the best alternative to composting with chicken wire. These compost bins are about the same price or less than buying a roll of chicken wire and four posts. Most importantly, the Compost Sak™ is easy to install and use. Just unfold the Sak, put in a few leaves and kitchen scraps and you’ll start to make compost. And when you are done composting, role the Compost Sak™ to were you need it and dump it out.
Best of all, the Compost Sak™ is re-usable! The Compost Sak™ is guaranteed for a year, but you should get many years of use from the product.
Fancy Tumbler Composters
Many people buy fancy compost bins with a lot of bells and whistles. These composting bins are usually made of plastic or sometimes metal. They have holes for aeration. Many models have handles that allow the user to flip or stir the compost. Some models also have a door at the base to make it easy to remove the finished compost. These compost bins look great, and compared to a mess pile or chicken wire, they do not attract nearly as many pests. But the cost for a fancy composter bin can be $200-$300 or more.
These composters also have several disadvantages. For the size of the compost bin, you may not actually make much actual compost. Aeration is also important to the process of making good and quick compost. The expensive models use holes for aeration, but they do not compare to more porous fabric compost bins, such as the Compost Sak.
The Compost Sak™ has a number of advantages over the fancy competition.
- Only $39.95! Compare the Compost Sak™ to the best compost bins and you will find a better value. At this price, many people have two or three Compost Saks going at the same time. As one Sak gets full, start using the second while the first one finishes off. This way you will always be dumping a finished set of compost.
- Size - The Compost Sak™ is 38” tall by 30” wide, and can make over 12 cubic feet of compost. It has a gallon capacity of over 100. Most of the fancy competition has a volume capacity that is much smaller.
- Aeration - Because it is made of fabric, the Compost Sak™ fully aerates, which is key to the composting process. Many of the more expensive model composters do not aerate as well because they are made of plastic with holes. The only aeration comes from the holes in the plastic, which can never be as porous as the fabric Compost Sak™.
We hope you will try the Compost Sak™. Get into composting to improve your yard and garden!