Standard compost piles attract rats despite burying kitchen scraps. This DIY exclusion system uses a hardware cloth cylinder to compost food waste securely while allowing beneficial organisms access.
Processes food waste quickly, integrates with existing pile, requires no turning, and completely excludes rodents. The hardware cloth lasts indefinitely.
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