Our city offered free compost bins that had been recycled from old toters, and we were able to get one. It's out in the backyard next to the shed, in a nice shady spot. We had been saving compostable kitchen scraps in a plastic container but it got funky fast. Smelly, moldy. Yuck!
For Christmas, we asked for and received this little fantastic-ness.
It looks nice on the kitchen counter, is a great size for our family, and never smells thanks to the charcoal filter in the lid. There are holes in the top, but the charcoal filter fits in the lid and it really never smells. Depending on how much produce and other scraps we have, we empty it every other week or so.
We also got some biodegradable compost bags for it, but frequently reuse the bags too.
(This post is my own opinion. I did not receive compensation, in the form of money or free product, for my opinion.)
We've been price comparing those among a few places around town for a few months now but don't want to start until we have or just-before-we-have a compost pile out in the yard to dump it into. Glad to hear it works well from a friend...more trustworthy :)
ReplyDeleteI found the same compost pail with the charcoal filters at World Market for 14.99. In green and white. They also had a stainless steel, but it was a different brand and i didn't like the lid. The charcoal filters are 1.99 for two of them and they say they should last about 6 months each.
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