Behrens 20 gal Galvanized Steel Outdoor Refuse / Composter Can with Lid

it isn't a complicated item, more or less a can with holes punched through. I put it in my yard, and now I just need to get into the habit of tossing my scraps in

Excellent incinerator. Worked better than expected. I had a large garbage bag full of legal documents that had gotten damp and could not be shredded. The incinerator turned it in to 2-3 inches of fine ash. Which will be much easier to dispose of. A++++

Container arrived in great shape with no dents .It is medium size metal trashcan and very sturdy and well-made. The metal legs raise it about 3 inches off the ground and are very sturdy and secure. The lid fits nice and snug. I'm using it for a composting bin. I might get one more so I can transfer and mix compost easier. Overall I'm very happy with my purchase. It was shipped in a flimsy box cardboard, which worried me that it might be dented, but it had some padding in it to protect it and it looked brand new undamaged when it arrived.

I had envisoned something bigger but it's actually perfect for gathering debris and moving out of the way when not in use

I like that it does not have to be put together. I like that the small holes in can will not allow squirrels to gain access inside in winter in search of food.

it works very well and fast! the inside bottom will rust so a high heat paint helps, lid handle came off but i reattached with nut and bolt

Eco friendly, has a cover for safety. It does not annoy our neighbors. We burn our paper products to save room in our garbage bags, which we have to purchase. It's convenient to dump our waste paper baskets right into the can to burn when ready.

These are perfect for burning yard trash and paper trash. Just remember that the lid will be VERY HOT if you want to add more trash when the fire dies down.

I've tried the tumblers and large bins but they are a real hassle and lots of work, not to mention concerns of chemicals from the plastic contaminating the compost. I have several of these that I rotate through. They are small enough to carry to where you need it but big enough to get a nice microbial community going. I use this with lotech's compost crank and it is by far the best combination for an average suburban household compost output.

works fine just rhe holes are about rhe size of a dime and perfect for mice. i have had to deal with an infestation this year and wont be using this composter again because it attracts rodents