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Happy Farmer Kitchen Composter Kit with SCD Efficient Microbes
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The system uses anaerobic fermentation. Once you’ve filled the bin with biodegradable garbage and the microbe, seal it, wait a few weeks, then mix the disintegrating waste with everyday soil.
Voila! You have the ideal food for your house plants.
Coffee grounds, banana peels, even dryer lint can all be thrown into the disintegrating mix. And the container cuts out odors, so you can toss in meat and dairy product. Plus it's space-conscious enough to fit under the sink. (via DailyCandy)
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way easier than than giant barrell in my backyard
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