Compost Types
There are two main types of compost containers: standing and rotating.
They work in slightly different ways, and thus how to work
with them. A special variant of the standing composts is that
called the subcomponent.
The standing containers are in one or two compartments. Emptying is done from above
or from the side and takes half an hour from the time you download
a wheelbarrow until you can put it back. There is one
larger range of standing containers than of rotating.

In the sub-compost, the fresh material is introduced from below into the active part of the compost. The container is emptied from above. It does not require littering and the compost mass should not be moved or rotated.
All rotating containers are divided into two compartments, which may be
practically. You fill a compartment at a time and thus have no problems
to decide what is new and old when it is time to empty.
The products that are currently on the market are sitting or hanging on
a tripod, which makes the emptying comfortable. The rotating container
works faster than the standing, which places greater demands on accuracy with the sprinkler addition, so that the compost mass does not become too
wet. Properly maintained, the rotating container is quick and efficient.