Being able to rotate the composter speeds everything up. During the summer here in Ohio (may-august) I can create a drum of compost every month. I use one for grass clippings and horse manure while the other has both plus vegetable kitchen scraps. Keep the hinges oiled, or they will rust. Lifetime service and support is AAAAA#1

I have had my composers for a few years now. The hinges rusted out after a few years. I thought I was out of luck and needed to find a new option. Luckily I checked out their website and called customer service. They sent me replacement hinges free of charge and I received them within a few days of calling. The service was friendly, easy and prompt. I am really impressed!

We have the double bin rotating bin and love it. However, being in the Hawaii weather, the hinges rusted off in less than a year. We reached out to Lifetime and Dany responded within 24 hours, and within 3 days, we had two complimentary replacement sets of hinges. We now add a little oil to prevent the rust. The customer service is excellent and I will definitely purchase more Lifetime products.

This is really decent quality. It took me 3 hours to put it together. Getting the initial panels to click together before the fasteners is the most challenging part. This is why they recommend two people during this phase. I think it's much easier to pre drill the screw holes. Lifetime has a YouTube video you can guide you that is much easier than the assembly manual.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This composter does not hold up to Phoenix, AZ weather. The summers here mercilessly hot and anything you buy that is going to get exposed to the sun must be tough. This material cannot hold up to what the expectations are from the company's self proclaimed namesake and advertising. There are a number of issues that come with this composter that only people who have been doing it for a while understand. This design is messy; if you water the compost which you have to do to keep it going, especially in the summer, it leaks through the bottom. Subsequently it can be gross to turn because the compost "tea" (the water that leaks from the compost bin) will get all over the place. This also accelerates the rusting of all the exposed metal parts, most importantly the bands and the hinges on the door. I regret buying this composter, not for the mess, which I can deal with, but the materials are terrible. I would even venture to guess given how badly the decomposed in heat that the composter's plastic materials themselves are getting into my compost and making it toxic... Anywho, buyer beware

I needed a replacement for the hinges on my composter. Talked to Mr. Wilson; he was very friendly and helpful. My replacement arrived quickly. Thanks!

I purchased the composter about 4 years ago and it has done great work for me. I had to purchase new hinges last week which were shipped immediately and worked well!

Set aside about 4 hours to put this together and that is if things go smoothly. Had to drill out some plastic nuts they provide. Once completed, one on the barrels didn’t lock. Tried calling for support and hung up because wait time was too long.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Item was missing screws and I had to pay someone to put it together. Tasker had to go to home depot for missing parts.

I have used this composter for 10 years and it has begun to have some problems with the hinges rusting . I contacted customer support who sent me new hinges free. Thank You Lifetime for your support