Keep Kitchen Scraps For Composting Without The Stench

It’s nice to know that we can keep our biodegradable food scraps for the composter without ruining the look — and smell — of our kitchens. These cute ceramic crocks are just the right size [tag]kitchen compost container[/tag] for any counter and their sleek look will fit in to almost any decor.

These kitchen compost containers are glazed both inside and out, and won’t ever stain or absorb food odors. These little honeys have activated-carbon filter to trap odors.

Here are the facts of the Kitchen Compost Crock:

# Choose from Brilliant White, Cobalt Blue or Red
# Can be used with 100% biodegradable Biobag Liners
# Dishwasher-safe
# Smooth sides won’t trap waste
# Includes two carbon filters that last up to two months each
# Replacement Filters are also available

As you can see the Kitchen Compost Crock comes in three different colors, blue, red and white. How patriotic!

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22 Responses to “Keep Kitchen Scraps For Composting Without The Stench”

  1. This a great way to have a small quantity of compost available for a small garden, elegant too.

  2. A great way to have a small quantity of compost and elegant too.

  3. Kiandra says:

    Thanks for writing this.

  4. LPN@LPNJobs says:

    We’ve used a little food scraps bin on the kitchen counter for a couple of years now and they work really well. You no longer feel so guilty throwing food away.

    But if you put meat waste into the bin be careful to only out it on a compost that is some distance from your house as it will attract rats.

  5. Writer Dad says:

    That’s awesome! That’s the one thing that keeps me far far away is the horrendous smell. Thanks.

  6. billrainier says:

    This is a good source of information.

  7. These bins look interesting. But what I would like to know is whether the carbon filter is really necessary. I mean you would fill one of those bins in a couple, or three days, which is hardly time for bad odours to start forming. When full I guess you would transfer to a compost heap or bigger bin outdoors. Wouldn’t a small plastic bin be just as good?

  8. they should make a kitchen composter that is in the shape of a big chef’s head so you can just throw your food waste in his mouth.

  9. Resveratrol says:

    Thanks, this is really a great way

  10. they look like fire hydrants

  11. bins are too good and could b maintained without being embarrassed as these look so elegant

  12. Not bad, a good review and they’re only $29.95. Their shape and features are good and it may be useful, because some containers absorb the odor and then it becomes really difficult so we’ve to wash it.

  13. Foraje says:

    The containers looks nice, I have one remark: time for composting is at least 4 months, depending on composted materials.

  14. [...] and great for the environment. There is ZERO WASTE! You can’t do better than that, I mean getting rid of all that excess waste is a big [...]

  15. These are some super-nice containers. I might have to order some.

  16. John@Acai says:

    Ya there is nothing worse than the smell of rotting food. This looks like a great product.

  17. Great article. Fitness and Health are very important!

  18. I was not knowing about Kitchen Compost Crocks earlier.Nice to know about it.

  19. Very informative and interesting article! I enjoyed it a lot.

  20. lones says:

    That is a great idea, once we get a garden we will start doing composting, the stench it creates had put me off so this will help out alot.

  21. Lung Cancer says:

    These Kitchen crocks have a very good design.

  22. Hi
    Can I make compost at home in a clay pot with soil, kitchen scraps, soil, a lid and mixing ocassionaly?

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