Quick composting year-round with hot temperature

When it comes to composting, heat has a big impact. Hotter temperatures result in quicker composting.

High temperatures can be achieved even in winter with the right composting method.

A large compost pile stays hot for longer

A good example of high temperature composting is the classic hot heap method.

Large heaps are created using many alternating layers of carbon and nitrogen waste. The inner temperature of each pile rises quickly from the breakdown of waste and stays hot because the surrounding outer materials insulate the hot core.

However, it takes a lot of work turning the waste regularly to keep a hot heap, hot!

A typical compost bin or tumbler is much more practical for the average household, but it only holds a small pile of waste which can’t sustain high temperature composting.

Add waste regularly to Bioverter

Getting and maintaining high compost temperature is remarkably simple with Bioverter, a groundbreaking compost bin. Use it to recycle everyday kitchen waste into compost and you’ll find:

• Kitchen waste is quick to compost and heat up in Bioverter’s well aerated environment.
• Bioverter eliminates mixing, so every waste input heats up together and isn’t dispersed by mixing.
• With regular feeding, high temperature is maintained by every input.
• Bioverter’s insulation traps heat, keeping the inside hot and its outside surfaces cool to touch.

Designed to handle kitchen scraps as your main waste, Bioverter enables you to make compost quickly through hot composting.