All Seasons Indoor Composter, 5-Gallon Countertop Kitchen Compost Bin + 2-Gallon Bokashi, Easily Compost in Your Kitchen After Meals by SCD Probiotics

The only way I could give this a negative rating is to give it a negative star. There are so many things I dislike about While winter in Michigan can be quite harsh, I decided to continue composting. Composting my own food was a joy for me for the first time. It never occurred to me that there could be any Since the first batch, every batch I have attempted has grown mold and had to be discarded. The composter will not drain as it did the first time I used it, even though it always did when I emptied There is a problem with the bokashi getting stuck in the spout, causing it not to drain and to Having added a wire filter to the spout, I constantly attempt to clean it, but it becomes clogged again very quickly. This product has been in my possession for less than two months now, but after dealing with moldy food for the past round, I am just throwing it I don't understand why people waste money and food like that.

Crystal Miranda

| Feb 24, 2021

Why is that? A few composters are on my farm, and I've also had an indoor compost bin that worked well, but was too To drain the liquid, the nozzle feature on this caught my eye, so I wanted to try it out. Having opened it only two weeks ago, it was filled with mold, and even the underside of the lid was covered with mold! There was only about one-quarter of the container full of organic material. The mold does not smell off, it simply fills up. As some others have also reported this issue, it is unclear why this unit seems to grow mold so quickly. The item is not something I would purchase I've never had any mold grow on them, even though there are better options out there.

Hazel Sellers

| Apr 22, 2021

Keep it alive! Please take your food scraps (yes, add them to this. you should chop up your food, but it is just not going to happen. I recommend you get two of them. Place the contents of one in a bag and let it soak for two weeks before burying it in the ground (it will further decompose). While you wait for the other stuff to be buried, if you're smart and listened to me, you've got another one waiting for you to fill up. The thing can compost dairy products, meat, vegetation, etc. , and you won't have to worry about smells (it should smell sweet and/or yeasty when you open it, but not disgusting). Pesticides are degraded when composted, so there is no need to be concerned about using the contents of your organic garden.

Remi Kemp

| May 31, 2021

It is not like many other "bokashi fermenters" sold online that are merely overpriced garbage cans. It is made to handle fermentation. As the lid is air tight, it does not let any air in. There is a removable, perforated, raised bottom to allow An effective way of draining the liquid is provided by a well-made spigot. I don't think there is much more you can This product only got four stars because it is hard to reach anything under the recessed spigot, so you have to lift it before you can drain anything. If you drain it on the ground, then that is fine, although I don't recommend it (smell comes into play).

Ila Weiss

| Feb 20, 2021

The composter is of high quality and you can use it within your home without having to worry about odors escaping. Currently I'm figuring out how to use it as I get the right fermenting smells when I drain off the liquid compost, but a lot of compost gets moldy - this is something I still have to learn how to do. The only issue I have is that I am not sure whether I am doing everything right as you do not want Although the price of this device is a little high, a 5 gallon bucket can be made for a little less money if you have access to a hardware store. If you wish to make your own second final compost finisher container, I suggest that you buy this and turn it into your own.

Reuben BROOKES

| Oct 24, 2020

To help me setup my website, I needed something easy to do I think so! big enough to hold it all That's the case. Large almost to the point of being unwieldy. Does it measure three feet by three feet by three feet? Is that right? Additionally, it makes a lot of I found it to be very easy to assemble. Should I move and want to take it with me, I could even wash it all down and deconstruct it quite easily. Two 'door' hatches are located on opposite sides of this structure. They will permit the composted soil to be accessed as soon as it is In order to secure the lid to the unit, it has latches on each side that slide through grooves on the side panels. The lid is two pieces, connected, and there are latches on each side. Please note *br* It would be nice if only one side of the lid lifted Currently, it must be opened from both sides and the lid must be lifted up. This would be my only con, but it's not a huge deal. I don't bother it since both my dogs are full sized so no problem. If you are setting up this compost pile for the first time, be sure to first place a large amount of grass or leaves in it as a base before you dump your compost in. I'd say that it is about 6 inches thick. Ensure that it is located in a zone that is very sunny so that it can By making sure it wasn't right outside my kitchen, but over by the garden, I made sure it was safe. The smell has not been detected yet, but they have not reached full summer temperatures yet, nor is it fully loaded! Composting grit provided is an amazing product - it can be used to sprout seeds but also to make compost. Right away, I could tell that it was composting things. There is an article somewhere that states that a can of coke can help composting. However, I never drink that stuff so I wouldn't want it in my garden either, but that's just With the addition of the composting bin, I am happy with this big bin! This is a simple, effective solution.

Karter POWER

| Apr 30, 2021